The importance of skin to survival, and the devastating physical and psychological
consequences of scarring following reparative healing of extensive or difficult to heal human …

Our objective was to compare the outcomes of full thickness skin grafts versus split thickness
skin grafts in paediatric hand burn patients. A systematic review and meta-analysis were …

For hand and finger reconstruction, thin and flexible skin coverage is ideally required. A free
flap is one of the surgical options used for large defects. However, a flap containing the fat …

Objective: Pediatric burns are a major source of injury and in the absence of adequate care
can lead to lifelong functional loss and disfigurement. While split thickness skin autografts …

Skin grafting is a surgical method of cutaneous reconstruction, which provides volumetric
replacement in wounds unable to heal by primary intention. Clinically, full‐thickness skin …

Background: Contracture deformities of the upper extremity are encountered frequently in
burn victims. Surgical repair of this problem is challenged by a paucity of soft tissue, poor …

The geometric organization of collagen fibers in human reticular dermis and its relationship
to that of elastic fibers remain unclear. The tight packing and complex intertwining of dermal …

Background Management of full-thickness facial burns remains one of the greatest
challenges. Controversy exists among surgeons regarding the use of early excision for facial …

Palmar hand burns continue to be a common injury in the pediatric population, with long-
term implications for function, hand rehabilitation, and psychosocial well-being in a growing …

Objective The aim of this systematic review was to discuss the comparison of split-thickness
skin graft (STSG) and full-thickness skin graft (FTSG) use as the treatment for volar digital …