BMJ · 1990 · 272 citations · 7 references
MedicineHematologySurgeryClinical ImmunologyDermatologic SurgeryWound HealingPediatric Wound HealingSkin GraftingSkin SurgeryWound InfectionDefence MechanismsPediatric Skin GraftingPediatric ThrombocytopeniaSkin GraftsSplit Skin HarvestingSplit-thickness Skin GraftsWound Healing AbnormalitiesWound Healing After Skin Grafting
aplastic anaemia is characterised by anaemia, leuco- penia, and thrombocytopenia.The defect is cellular with an increased tendency to infection and bleeding.4Although prejudicial to the success of skin grafting, it is not a contraindication provided deficiencies are corrected perioperatively, haemostasis is achieved before grafting, and the formation of haematoma is avoided afterwards.Each of these children had a chronic cutaneous manifestation ofa haematological or immunodeficiency disease.Healing was assumed to be abnormal because of a defect in either humoral or cellular defence mechanisms.This assumption delayed referral for surgery by some months in each case, but debridement followed by split skin grafting produced rapid healing.
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