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Dr. Badia Explains Why He Uses Surgiwrap Adhesion Barrier Film after a Capsulectomy
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Dr. Badia Explains Why He Uses Surgiwrap Adhesion Barrier Film after a Capsulectomy
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DR. ALEJANDRO BADIA: OK, so we are in the OR with a patient who's had, I believe, a couple of surgeries after an injury to his extensor tendon. Today, under arthroscopy with a 2 millimeter camera. I found that there was an injury to the joint, but there's was a ton of scarring here. So the problem is, why don't we do a tenolysis or even a neuro lysis? He also had entrapment of a sensory nerve here, in a radial dorsal sensory nerve.
DR. ALEJANDRO BADIA: The tendon is so scarred that once we release that the scar is going to reform and we want to create a barrier between the skin so that the skin can lift up and it doesn't get stuck to the tendon, which was directly under so that he can make a fist. So this is a newer version of a product I've used for years called a MAST bio. This is a polylactic acid adhesion barrier that breaks down to carbon dioxide and lactic acid through the old Krebs cycle.
DR. ALEJANDRO BADIA: Hate to bring back bad memories of biochemistry to my colleagues, but this is actually the way it works. And this I put now over the extensor. You can see it here. So now you wet it and you see it just stuck to the tendon. So it acts as a barrier between the skin because this is all going to bleed when we release a tourniquet and we don't want blood leads to adhesions and scar. Actually on the point I mean this is all very dense scar now it looks much nicer.
DR. ALEJANDRO BADIA: And then and then he'll be immobilized as I always like to do with an MP block and get his fingers moving literally in the recovery room. OK so just, you know, utilizing technology to help our patients.
