Journal of Orthopaedic Trauma · 2007 · 50 citations · 7 references
MedicineDermatologySurgeryDermatologic SurgeryMicrosurgeryWound HealingPostoperative Wound CareSkin InfectionsWound ClosureWound DebridementDead Space ClosureInfected Wound ManagementSkin Infection TreatmentWound Dehiscence Management
Morel-Lavalée lesions (M-L lesion) can be successfully treated with debridement and meticulous dead space closure on an acute or delayed basis. The technique is simple, reproducible, and involves only one trip to the operating room in all but the open infected lesions. Our series of 24 Morel-Lavalée lesions in 22 patients resulted in no infections or recurrence of fluid collection. Two patients had superficial skin loss treated by local wound management.
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