Burns Clinical Trial
Official title:
Effectiveness of Silicone Material Inserts Within Pressure Garments in the Treatment of Hypertrophic Burn Scars
The purpose of this study is to determine if the use of silicone material inserts within pressure garments is effective in decreasing hypertrophic burn scar formation as compared to standard pressure garment therapy.
Surgical revision, potential hospitalization, and extensive post-surgical rehabilitation may
be required for the revision and correction of hypertrophic burn scars to restore function
and prevent disability. This in turn results in an increased financial burden to the medical
system. More importantly, the patient is required to undergo an additional invasive medical
procedure that can potentially create further hypertrophic scarring.
Prevention and reduction of hypertrophic scars with non-invasive, cost effective, and
evidence based treatment modalities is therefore the most desirable approach. Two of the
most generally accepted methods of non-invasive treatment, pressure garments and silicone
gel sheeting, have been demonstrated to individually treat hypertrophic scarring. Recently,
burn therapists have begun to use silicone bonded material inserts within pressure garments
following the logical deduction that the two therapeutic techniques can be combined to
resolve many of the cited individual disadvantages, while reaping the benefits of each
individual modality. It is the aim of this study to determine the efficacy of these silicone
bonded material inserts within pressure garments in the treatment of hypertrophic scarring.
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