Effective Management of Difficult Surgical Defects Using Tissue‐Engineered Skin
作者： Mordechai M. Tarlow , Robert Nossa , James M. Spencer
DOI: 10.1111/J.1524-4725.2001.00183.X
关键词: Surgical wound 、 Secondary intention 、 Healing time 、 Effective management 、 Tissue engineered skin 、 Single application 、 Surgery 、 Wound healing 、 Micrographic surgery 、 Medicine
摘要: Background. Graftskin, a bilayered living skin construct, is an effective therapeutic option in the management of chronic venous ulcerations and simple acute surgical excisions. However, it not routinely used complicated wound defects. Objective. To determine effectiveness graftskin as modality difficult defects. Methods. Two patients with complex defects after Mohs micrographic surgery underwent single application graftskin. The engineered was fenestrated sutured place. wounds were examined on weekly basis. One hundred percent healing defined complete reepithelialization (wound coverage). Results. Graftskin well tolerated by these resulted within 9 weeks application. Conclusion. excellent alternative for amenable to other therapies. results shortened time decreased morbidity. It should be considered which secondary intention preferably avoided.
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