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Fig. 36.1 Patient with wet necrosis extending to the deep fascia tissue and debridement was performed. Note the extent of necrosis after the debridement of all necrotic tissue 36.3.3 Dry…

Fig. 40.1 STONEFISH – Olivier Allart from Diony-Bulles (Reunion Island) All the other photos are from myself ; we are not obliged to mention the author either: (photo jdh) Fig….

Fig. 45.1 Leg and abdominal involvement with ulceration and livedoid aspect In pressure ulcers the necrotic block offers simpler debridement strategies than when necrosis is spread all over the wound…

Fig. 13.1 Initial state of a patient still taking vasopressive drugs Fig. 13.2 Evolution 3 weeks after and the stopping of vasoactive drugs and amputation of the toes 13.3.2 The…

Fig. 17.1 Deep ulcer with necrotic eschar was found on the medial malleolus in patient with RA Fig. 17.2 (a) Right finger necrosis due to ischemia was found in patient…

Fig. 41.1 (a) Appearance of hydrogel applied on necrotic tissue two days ago. (b) During application, the gels sticks to the wound, and the porduct layer should not be applied…

Fig. 42.1 (a) A 9-month-old boy, extensive scald burn, debridement and mesh skin grafting. (b) A 1.5 years after surgery In the deep dermal burns (second-degree burn, partial-thickness burns), surgical…

and Israel Iglesias1 (1) Department of Plastic Surgery, University Hospital Montepríncipe, Madrid, Spain   34.1 Introduction 34.2 Graft Survival 34.3 Graft Failure and Necrosis 34.3.1 Recipient Site 34.3.2 Barriers Between Bed…

Fig. 43.1 Renecrosis after amputation on a compromised vascularisation. Result three month later after flammacerium Indeed the guidelines will specify that before any debridement of the distal limb segments, particularly…