In Lviv, doctors are saving soldier Andriy, who suffered severe burns from a Russian FPV drone strike. After receiving treatment in Dnipro and Vinnytsia, the defender was transferred to the Thermal Injury and Plastic Surgery Center at St. Luke's Hospital, where he is receiving specialized care.
Modern Burn Treatment Methods
To close the burn wounds, medical professionals are using an innovative method—biological material made from the skin of Atlantic cod. This approach allows for:
- protecting damaged tissues;
- reducing pain;
- promoting skin regeneration.
The use of fish skin in medicine has gained popularity due to its unique properties. It has a high capacity for regeneration and can serve as an effective barrier against infections.
Benefits of Fish Skin in Treatment
The application of fish skin in burn treatment has several key advantages:
- Eco-friendliness: fish skin is a natural product that reduces the risk of allergic reactions.
- Effectiveness: studies show that this material promotes faster wound healing.
- Accessibility: fish skin is readily available and can be used in many medical facilities.
This treatment method has already shown positive results in many cases, and doctors hope it will help Andriy recover more quickly.