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Wound case studies

The eakin® IQ wound & fistulas section brings together clinical education, practical resources, real-world experience and patient perspectives to support healthcare professionals in understanding and managing these complex situations.

eakin Wound Pouches provide a humane way to manage fungating tumours

75-year-old lady with previous diagnosis of
breast cancer in 2004 resulting in a mastectomy, and a successful programme of treatment.

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Management of a complex open abdominal wound

65-year-old gentleman, diagnosed with a rectal cancer, underwent an abdominal perineal excision of the rectum and formation of a permanent colostomy.


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Management of a faecal fistula in an abdominal wound

44-year-old lady with a diagnosis of Pseudomembranous Colitis secondary to salmonella, underwent a laparotomy for subtotal colectomy.



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Management of an enteroatmospheric fistula

72-year-old gentleman with intestinal obstruction and a parastomal hernia. An interventional laparotomy was performed, leaving the patient with an open abdomen.



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Management of Pseudomyxoma Peritonei

47-year-old lady, diagnosed with Pseudomyxoma Peritionei 13 years earlier. Multiple surgeries and a left-sided, high output ileostomy.




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Managing a complex and uneven wound

62-year-old lady with a history of Crohn’s disease and multiple small bowel resections.







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Caring for an enterocutaneous fistula with complex skin topography

52-year-old patient with extensive medical history including Crohn’s, colitis and numerous surgical procedures.




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Is it possible to achieve spontaneous closure of enterocutaneous fistula in the community?

Despite advances in surgical techniques, improved peri operative care and a wider choice of containment devices gastrointestinal fistula still represent a major, costly care challenge.

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Innovations in the management of complex enterocutaneous fistula

An enterocutaneous fistula (ECF) is an abnormal tract between the bowel (enteral) and the skin (cutaneous).

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Enterocutaneous fistula post mesh repair of incisional hernia

57 year old woman with incisional hernia repair with mesh fixation.




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Management of postoperative wound dehiscence

62-year-old gentleman, emergency laparotomy for gross faecal peritonitis with massive abdominal distension.


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Parietal necrosis around a double ileostomy

72-year-old lady, cholecystectomy complicated with laceration to small intestine so surgeon decided to create a double ileostomy.


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Caring for an enterocutanous fistula at home

79-year-old male, sustained a mortar explosion abdominal wound during the Vietnam War resulting in multiple abdominal surgeries.

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