[Review of development of Department of Burns and Plastic Surgery in the Affiliated Hospital of Zunyi Medical College].

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Abstract (original English)

In the 60th anniversary of Chinese burn medicine, I am honored to review the development of Department of Burns and Plastic Surgery in the Affiliated Hospital of Zunyi Medical College. The Affiliated Hospital of Dalian Medical college was relocated to Zunyi in 1969 to support the development of southwestern China and renamed Affiliated Hospital of Zunyi Medical College. Only a few medical workers stayed in Zunyi when the State Council decided to reestablish Dalian Medical University in 1978. In the last 30 years, our department made great progress in the field of burns treatment with Chinese and Western medicine and complex wounds repair with flap, especially with perforator flap. We also took the lead to achieve the integrated treatment model, including peripheral vascular intervention, autogenous adipose cells/adipose-derived stem cells transplantation, platelet-rich plasma/platelet-rich fibrin, flap grafting, vacuum sealing drainage, Ilizarov technology, and functional active dressing for the treatment of chronic and ischemic wounds. Our department has become one of the national key clinical subject with certain influence from low ebb. 值此中国烧伤医学创建60年之际，笔者有幸回顾遵义医学院附属医院烧伤整形外科发展历程。1969年支援"三线建设"，大连医学院附属医院整体搬迁至遵义，并更名为遵义医学院附属医院。1978年国务院决定复建大连医科大学，仅少数工作人员留在遵义。近30年来，笔者科室在中西医结合治疗烧伤、各种复杂创面的皮瓣修复，尤其是穿支皮瓣方面取得了较大进步，并在全国率先实现了包含周围血管介入＋自体脂肪细胞/脂肪源性干细胞移植＋富血小板血浆/富血小板纤维蛋白＋皮瓣术＋负压封闭引流术＋Ilizarov术＋功能

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