The use of combined method in skin tumors treatment

Authors

  • Kira Kravets Kharkiv Medical Academy of Postgraduate Education Amosova str., 58, Kharkiv, Ukraine, 61176, Ukraine
  • Zhanna Dranyk Dr. Bogomolets’ Institute of Dermatocosmetology Schevchenko blvd., 17, Kyiv, Ukraine, 01030, Ukraine
  • Olga Vasylenko Dr. Bogomolets’ Institute of Dermatocosmetology Schevchenko blvd., 17, Kyiv, Ukraine, 01030, Ukraine
  • Olga Bogomolets Kharkiv Medical Academy of Postgraduate Education Amosova str., 58, Kharkiv, Ukraine, 61176, Ukraine

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.15587/2519-4798.2018.137745

Keywords:

treatment of tumors of the skin, combined method, radio wave method, surgical method

Abstract

We propose to consider a combined method of removing skin tumors, based on a combination of radio wave method and cryodestruction. We have studied the effectiveness of its use in the treatment of individual tumors of the skin. The results were analyzed at 3, 6 and 12 months after the removal of tumors. The aim of the work was to compare radio-wave and surgical methods with a combined method of removing skin tumors and their long-term results.

Materials and methods. For the study, patients with previous diagnoses of melanocytic naevus (MN), seborrheic keratosis (SK), skin cancer (SC) and melanoma of the skin (MS) were selected. All patients, depending on the indications, were recommended to conduct a diagnostic biopsy. During the diagnostic biopsy, the following methods were used: radio wave, combined (radio wave method with cryodestruction of the basis), surgical.

Results. According to the results of the review at 3, 6, 12 months after removal, the presence of relapse of tumors, formation of hypertrophic, keloid, normotrophic scars was evaluated. After the removal of tumors, the combined method of recurrence of tumors was observed at 3.3%. The formation of keloid scars after the combined removal method was 3.4% during 12 months of observation compared with the radio wave method (7.7%) and surgical (11.4%). Hypertrophic scars were observed in 3.4% after the combined method and 7.4% after radio wavelength removal. The highest number of normotrophic scarring was observed after the combined removal method (89.9%) compared with radio wave (76.9%) and surgical methods (88.9%).

Conclusions. After the use of combined method, healing of wound lasted the longest in comparison with the radio wave method and surgical. The formation of pathological types of scarring was observed less frequently after the combined method of removal than after radio waves and surgical methods. Relapses of the SC after the combined withdrawal method were observed less frequently, compared with the literature data about other methods of removal

Author Biographies

Kira Kravets, Kharkiv Medical Academy of Postgraduate Education Amosova str., 58, Kharkiv, Ukraine, 61176

Postgraduate student

Department of Dermatovenereology and HIV / AIDS

Zhanna Dranyk, Dr. Bogomolets’ Institute of Dermatocosmetology Schevchenko blvd., 17, Kyiv, Ukraine, 01030

Surgeon

Olga Vasylenko, Dr. Bogomolets’ Institute of Dermatocosmetology Schevchenko blvd., 17, Kyiv, Ukraine, 01030

Surgeon

Olga Bogomolets, Kharkiv Medical Academy of Postgraduate Education Amosova str., 58, Kharkiv, Ukraine, 61176

MD, Professor

Dermatovenerology and HIV/AIDS Department

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2018-07-19

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Kravets, K., Dranyk, Z., Vasylenko, O., & Bogomolets, O. (2018). The use of combined method in skin tumors treatment. ScienceRise: Medical Science, (5 (25), 23–30. https://doi.org/10.15587/2519-4798.2018.137745

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