Graft Contraction
Graft Contraction is a biological phenomenon in cutaneous wound healing whereby a skin graft undergoes progressive reduction in surface area due to the activation and remodeling of fibroblasts and myofibroblasts within the graft and recipient bed, distinguished from other forms of tissue retraction by its intrinsic dependence on graft viability and host integration.
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Living Tissue Formed in Vitro and Accepted as Skin-Equivalent Tissue of Full Thickness
Eugene Bell, H. Paul Ehrlich, David J. Buttle et al. · Science · 1981 · 1K citations
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Relationship Between Tissue Ingrowth and Mesh Contraction
Rodrigo González, Kim Fugate, David A. McClusky et al. · World Journal of Surgery · 2005 · 105 citations
Scot A. Sullivan, Roger A. Dailey · Ophthalmic Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery · 2003 · 97 citations
Medicine, Plastic Surgery, Surgery +17
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Durham, United States
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Oklahoma City, United States
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Shriners Hospitals for Children - Cincinnati
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