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Clinics in Podiatric Medicine and Surgery, 2020
Management of extensive lower extremity soft tissue and skin loss can be a very difficult to achieve by any surgeon. There can be several associated comorbidities that need to be considered and addressed with these patients. The approach is multifactorial and requires commitment from both the surgeon as well as the patient.
Arshad A, Khan +6 more
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Management of extensive lower extremity soft tissue and skin loss can be a very difficult to achieve by any surgeon. There can be several associated comorbidities that need to be considered and addressed with these patients. The approach is multifactorial and requires commitment from both the surgeon as well as the patient.
Arshad A, Khan +6 more
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Advances in Wound Care
Significance: Although skin grafting is a basic surgical procedure, there are many sophisticated innovations that are used only by experienced surgeons. In-depth knowledge of new and old methods gives the opportunity to select the most appropriate technique in each case.
Jyrki Vuola, Andrew Lindford
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Significance: Although skin grafting is a basic surgical procedure, there are many sophisticated innovations that are used only by experienced surgeons. In-depth knowledge of new and old methods gives the opportunity to select the most appropriate technique in each case.
Jyrki Vuola, Andrew Lindford
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Rehabilitation by Skin Grafting
Archives of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery, 1966SKIN grafting has become such an integral part of all phases of head and neck surgery that the two subjects cannot be taken separately, either in regard to reconstruction or rehabilitation. Rehabilitation by skin grafting in this anatomic area in particular requires the use of all plastic surgery principles regarding the application of grafts. This is
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Veterinary Clinics of North America: Equine Practice, 1989
Free autogenous skin grafting of the horse is indicated for wounds too large to heal by contraction and epithelization. Techniques of pinch, punch, tunnel, and sheet grafting are described. Allografting and storage of skin for delayed grafting are discussed.
J, Schumacher, D V, Hanselka
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Free autogenous skin grafting of the horse is indicated for wounds too large to heal by contraction and epithelization. Techniques of pinch, punch, tunnel, and sheet grafting are described. Allografting and storage of skin for delayed grafting are discussed.
J, Schumacher, D V, Hanselka
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British Journal of Dermatology, 1984
We describe eight patients with grafted leg ulcers, in whom subepidermal bullous lesions appeared after 4-8 weeks either at the donor or the grafted site. The blisters were seen in the centre as well as just outside the graft. They remained for some days and then disappeared.
R, Baran, L, Juhlin, P, Brun
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We describe eight patients with grafted leg ulcers, in whom subepidermal bullous lesions appeared after 4-8 weeks either at the donor or the grafted site. The blisters were seen in the centre as well as just outside the graft. They remained for some days and then disappeared.
R, Baran, L, Juhlin, P, Brun
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Clinics in Plastic Surgery, 1977
Current knowledge of the processes involved in skin autograft healing is reviewed. Some special features noted in the healing of epidermal, dermal, composite, and expanded grafts are described, as well as the tactics used to improve skin graft healing.
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Current knowledge of the processes involved in skin autograft healing is reviewed. Some special features noted in the healing of epidermal, dermal, composite, and expanded grafts are described, as well as the tactics used to improve skin graft healing.
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Otolaryngology–Head and Neck Surgery, 1991
Skin grafting as a method of restoring the lumen in cases of laryngeal stenosis has been promoted and practiced in the past. Lately, little has been heard of the method. I have personally used skin grafting in almost every case of repair of acute injury or chronic stenosis of the larynx in the last several years.
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Skin grafting as a method of restoring the lumen in cases of laryngeal stenosis has been promoted and practiced in the past. Lately, little has been heard of the method. I have personally used skin grafting in almost every case of repair of acute injury or chronic stenosis of the larynx in the last several years.
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Sutureless full-thickness skin grafting using a dual drug-in-bioadhesive coacervate
Chemical Engineering Journal, 2022Kye Il Joo +2 more
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Punch grafting for skin tears with total flap loss
Journal of Tissue Viability, 2022Elena Conde-Montero
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