The Journal of Dermatologic Surgery and Oncology · 1984 · 41 citations · 10 references
MedicinePlastic SurgerySurgeryAesthetic SurgeryDermatologic SurgeryReconstructive SurgeryReconstructive Cutaneous SurgerySkin Graft ReconstructionSkin GraftingSkin SurgeryCosmetic Outcome AssessmentFull-thickness Skin GraftsSkin Graft SurvivalSkin GraftsSurgical Procedure Description
The primary factors relating to the survival of full-thickness skin grafts have been discussed in addition to preoperative planning considerations, technical considerations, and postoperative care techniques that minimize problems. Postoperative dermabrasion revision to improve subjective appearance is useful in most cases to maximize final cosmetic results. Careful attention to all the factors relating to full-thickness skin graft survival is mandatory for optimum success when performing this surgical procedure.
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RECONSTRUCTIVE PLASTIC SURGERY
Frank McDowell · Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery · 1978 · 870 citations
Inosculation of vessels of skin graft and host bed: A fortuitous encounter
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Medicine, Plastic Surgery, Surgery +16
A histological study of the human skin graft.
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