Fukang
Name of the Pet: Fukang Variety: Domestic Shorthair Gender: Male Weight: 3.6 kg;
Treatment plan: Skin flap grafting was performed to treat extensive traumatic wounds, with PRP injected into deep cavities intraoperatively to promote wound healing.
Summary: This FIV-positive cat presented with delayed wound healing due to immunosuppression, complicated by deep cavities and drug-resistant bacterial infection. PRP therapy significantly promoted granulation tissue formation through high-concentration growth factors (PDGF/VEGF) and synergized with antibiotics to penetrate biofilm barriers. After secondary infection, the treatment strategy was adjusted to include iodoform gauze and enforced immobilization, achieving wound closure in 25 days. Key points: (1) PRP must be applied after thorough debridement to avoid interference from necrotic tissue; (2) FIV patients require extended antimicrobial courses and increased PRP application frequency; (3) Caregiver compliance is essential for preventing recurrence. This case confirms that PRP can accelerate repair even in immunocompromised animals.
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