Reconstruction: The Role of Integra in the Dorsum Hand and Wrist Reconstruction
Fig. 44.1
Folliculitis, both dorsum hands
Decision was taken to completely excise all the scarred tissue and previous skin grafts and reconstruct with Integra as dermal substitute (Fig. 44.2). Skin grafting was performed as part of the second-stage Integra application 3 weeks later (Fig. 44.3).
Fig. 44.2
Excision scar tissue and Integra application
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Nov 4, 2020 | Posted by admin in Aesthetic plastic surgery | Comments Off on Reconstruction: The Role of Integra in the Dorsum Hand and Wrist Reconstruction
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