Die Geschichte der freien Hauttransplantationen

Andina, F

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Conditions For Which Meshed Grafts Were Placed1

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“…Grafts of meshed skin have advantages over split‐thickness sheet grafts. First, it is obvious that meshed skin conforms easily to anatomical irregularities on account of its perforated structure and flexibility 2,4. Second, the variable expansibility of the mesh design permits use of smaller amounts of donor skin.…”

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On the Long‐Term Behavior of Grafts of Meshed Skin

Horn¹

1980

The Journal of Dermatologic Surgery and Oncology

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In the past four years, 47 patients in our institution had grafts of meshed skin placed on a variety of defects. Indications, advantages and disadvantages, and postoperative phenomena are presented. Ten cases were available for a follow-up study of one to four years. Subjective complaints in the graft sites; vulnerability of the grafts to ordinary trauma; the patient's opinion of the postoperative condition; visibility of the mesh pattern; level; hyper- or hypopigmentation of the grafted sites; occurrence of hypertrophic scars or keloids; return of sensations (touch, pressure, cold, warmth, and epicritic pain); and thermographic findings in the graft sites were inquired about and judged objectively.

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On the Long‐Term Behavior of Grafts of Meshed Skin

Horn¹

1980

The Journal of Dermatologic Surgery and Oncology

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“…To achieve well‐shaped and functionally satisfactory results in such cases other procedures must be used. Besides split‐skin grafts and full‐thickness grafts, pedicle flaps are useful in special cases.…”

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Use of Skin Flaps in Dermatologic Surgery of the Face

Konz¹

1975

The Journal of Dermatologic Surgery and Oncology

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On the Long‐Term Behavior of Grafts of Meshed Skin

On the Long‐Term Behavior of Grafts of Meshed Skin

Use of Skin Flaps in Dermatologic Surgery of the Face

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