The Management of Lower Extremity Degloving Injuries
Mark A. Mandel
Abstract
Mark A. Mandel
Abstract
Successful treatment of massive degloving lower extremity requires a flexible approach with adherence to basic surgical principles. There should be aggressive therapy with extensive debridement guided by direct observation and fluorescein vital dye staining. Wound closure, either primary or delayed, should be carried out using autogenous tissues when local and systemic tissue conditions permit.
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Successful treatment of massive degloving lower extremity requires a flexible approach with adherence to basic surgical principles. There should be aggressive therapy with extensive debridement guided by direct observation and fluorescein vital dye staining. Wound closure, either primary or delayed, should be carried out using autogenous tissues when local and systemic tissue conditions permit.
Key concepts: Degloving, Medicine, Debridement (dental), Surgery, Surgical debridement, Wound closure, Wound healing