Management of Skin Avulsion Injuries
Zhu Ya-bo
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Zhu Ya-bo
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Objective To study the management of skin avulsion injuries.Methods Medical records of 56 patients with skin avulsion injuries were retrospectively reviewed.Split-thickness skin grafting was performed in all patients after early debridement.The combined injuries were treated simultaneously.Results Among the 56 patients,results were excellent in 17(30.3%),good in 37(66.1%) and poor in 2(3.6%).Graft survival was more than 90% in 33 patients and more than 80% in 4 patients.After 6 to 18 months of follow-up,skin grafted survived well with good wound healing.Conclusion Assessment of the injury severity and choice of correct repair are the key to successfully treating skin avulsion injury.
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Objective To study the management of skin avulsion injuries.Methods Medical records of 56 patients with skin avulsion injuries were retrospectively reviewed.Split-thickness skin grafting was performed in all patients after early debridement.The combined injuries were treated simultaneously.Results Among the 56 patients,results were excellent in 17(30.3%),good in 37(66.1%) and poor in 2(3.6%).Graft survival was more than 90% in 33 patients and more than 80% in 4 patients.After 6 to 18 months of follow-up,skin grafted survived well with good wound healing.Conclusion Assessment of the injury severity and choice of correct repair are the key to successfully treating skin avulsion injury.
Key concepts: Medicine, Avulsion, Avulsion injury, Skin grafting, Debridement (dental), Surgery, Medical record