Objektivno ocenjevanje patoloških brazgotin kože. (Slovenian)

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    • Alternate Title:
      Objective assessment of pathologic skin scars. (English)
    • Abstract:
      Background: Pathologic scars form as a result of aberrations of physiologic wound healing following any insult to the deep dermis. By causing pruritus, pain and contractures, excessive scarring can dramatically affect a patient's quality of life. Pathologic scarring affects millions of people worldwide. Quantitative and qualitative measurement modalities are needed to effectively evaluate and monitor treatments. Methods: The literature on available tools used to objectively characterize scar was reviewed. Results: We describe the attributes and deficiencies and usability of each tool. Conclusion: An optimal, universal scar scoring system is needed in order to better characterize, understand and treat patients with pathologic scarring. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
    • Abstract:
      Uvod: Patološke brazgotine nastanejo kot rezultat odstopanja od fiziološkega celjenja ran po katerikoli poškodbi globoke usnjice. Povzročajo srbečico, bolečino in skrajšave mehkih tkiv ter lahko dramatično vplivajo na pacientovo kakovost življenja. Prizadenejo veliko ljudi po svetu. Kvantitativna in kvalitativna orodja so potrebna za učinkovito oceno in spremljanje zdravljenja. Metode: Narejen je bil pregled literature o razpoložljivih orodjih za objektivno vrednotenje brazgotin. Rezultati: Opisane so prednosti, slabosti in uporabnost posameznih orodij. Zaključek: Potreben je optimalni, univerzalni sistem vrednotenja za boljši opis, razumevanje in obravnavo pacientov s patološkimi brazgotinami. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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