BK Scarring: More responses
John Brinkmann
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Title:
BK Scarring: More responses
Creator:
John Brinkmann
Date:
6/7/2011
Text:
I found several more responses to my question about BK scarring:
- custom polyeurethane liner by Otto Bock. Have the pt lubricate the skin graft area with some ointment (A&D would be fine).
- Otto Bock Custom Urethane liner, with at least 14mm distal thickness, would be best here. Patient could use vaseline as skin / liner lubricant, to further reduce shear forces.
- suction suspension with a dermo type liner if highly active. If lower activity, the Alps non sticky and uncovered opaque liner (the name escapes me) works well.
I have a very short TT amputee with mostly scarring and skin grafts covering his limb as the result of a motorcycle accident 35 years ago. He is successfully wearing a TEC liner that he uses with lubrication. He used to wear the 2- 5 ply socks for cushion effect with the old Kemblo/leather liner with joints and thigh corset to support his weight on the limb but now is only wearing a TSB socket with the TEC liner and he marvels at how much more comfortable he is compared to years ago. He has worn this combination for the past 18 or more years now.
Good luck with your patient.
Bryan Finley CP
Advanced Prosthetic Technology
Northfield, MN.
John T. Brinkmann, CPO, LPO, FAAOP
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- custom polyeurethane liner by Otto Bock. Have the pt lubricate the skin graft area with some ointment (A&D would be fine).
- Otto Bock Custom Urethane liner, with at least 14mm distal thickness, would be best here. Patient could use vaseline as skin / liner lubricant, to further reduce shear forces.
- suction suspension with a dermo type liner if highly active. If lower activity, the Alps non sticky and uncovered opaque liner (the name escapes me) works well.
I have a very short TT amputee with mostly scarring and skin grafts covering his limb as the result of a motorcycle accident 35 years ago. He is successfully wearing a TEC liner that he uses with lubrication. He used to wear the 2- 5 ply socks for cushion effect with the old Kemblo/leather liner with joints and thigh corset to support his weight on the limb but now is only wearing a TSB socket with the TEC liner and he marvels at how much more comfortable he is compared to years ago. He has worn this combination for the past 18 or more years now.
Good luck with your patient.
Bryan Finley CP
Advanced Prosthetic Technology
Northfield, MN.
John T. Brinkmann, CPO, LPO, FAAOP
ROCKFORD ORTHOPEDIC ASSOCIATES RESTRICTED This e-mail message, including any attachments, is for the sole use of the intended recipient(s) and may contain confidential and privileged information. Any unauthorized review, use, disclosure, or distribution is prohibited. If you are not the intended recipient, please contact the sender via e-mail and destroy all copies of the original message.
Citation
John Brinkmann, “BK Scarring: More responses,” Digital Resource Foundation for Orthotics and Prosthetics, accessed November 2, 2024, https://library.drfop.org/items/show/232675.
