Skin Grafts
Research from District Hospital in the Area of Skin Grafts Published
Published in Blood Weekly, March 22nd, 2012
2012 MAR 22 -- Researchers detail in "Should all skin grafts be low fat' Composite skin and fat grafts in facial reconstruction," new data in Skin Grafts. "Reconstruction of the nose and scalp after resection of cutaneous malignancy can be challenging, and can involve multiple stage surgery and cause secondary scarring in adjacent facial areas. The author describes his experience of a series of 100 composite full thickness skin and fat grafts in the head and neck region using the neck as the donor site," scientists in York, United Kingdom report.
"The technique was used to reconstruct the nose (n=48) and scalp including temple and forehead (n=46), and at 6...
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Source: Blood Weekly (2012-03-22)
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