[Analysis of clinical effects of artificial dermis in functional reconstruction in the late stage of extremely severe burn].
Qingbing Lyu, G Xiao, Yaming Bao, Lei Hu
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Qingbing Lyu, G Xiao, Yaming Bao, Lei Hu
Abstract
Compared with conventional stage Ⅰ functional site scar loosening and transplantation of autologous thin medium-thickness skin, stage Ⅰ functional site scar loosening and artificial dermis implanting+ stage Ⅱ transplantation of autologous split-thickness skin does not affect the survival of skin in the early stage and can effectively improve functional site function, reduce VSS scores of donor site and recipient site, and shorten complete healing time of donor site.
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Compared with conventional stage Ⅰ functional site scar loosening and transplantation of autologous thin medium-thickness skin, stage Ⅰ functional site scar loosening and artificial dermis implanting+ stage Ⅱ transplantation of autologous split-thickness skin does not affect the survival of skin in the early stage and can effectively improve functional site function, reduce VSS scores of donor site and recipient site, and shorten complete healing time of donor site.
Key concepts: Medicine, Skin grafting, Dermis, Transplantation, Surgery, Stage (stratigraphy), Rehabilitation, Pathology