Analysis of the Effect of Wound-Edge Microgranular Skin Grafting in the Treatment of Various Small Wounds.

Chen, Tiannan; Lin, Yuesen; Cui, Chengshuo; Zhang, Fangfang; Su, Tingting; Guo, Kaiyu; Hu, Jialin

Keywords: wound-edge microgranular skin grafting; chronic wounds; burns; curative effect analysis EN wound-edge microgranular skin grafting chronic wounds burns curative effect analysis 1021 1027 7 06/09/22 20220501 NES 220501 Introduction In recent years, people have paid more and more attention to beauty, and the healing of various small wounds has attracted more and more attention.[1] If there is no intervention, only a simple dressing change may end up with a large scar on the affected area, which will affect the function, and at the same time, the infection may become worse or even difficult to heal. Because the patients and their family members refused to perform the conventional different area skin grafting with greater trauma, they chose local anesthesia to perform the wound edge microgranular skin grafting. Such wounds routinely require surgery such as abdominal embedment, skin grafting or skin flap transfer to avoid aggravation of infection, heal the wound, and restore the function of the affected area.

SKIN grafting; CHRONIC wounds & injuries; NEGATIVE-pressure wound therapy; WOUNDS & injuries; INFORMED consent (Medical law)

Clinical, Cosmetic & Investigational Dermatology, 2022, Vol 15, p1021

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Academic Journal

10.2147/CCID.S358128