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Skin grafting techniques for soft-tissue coverage of diabetic foot and ankle wounds

Thomas S. Roukis, Thomas Zgonis

Journal of Wound Care · 2005 · 37 citations · 30 references

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Abstract

Diabetic foot and ankle wounds frequently break down despite off-loading techniques. Skin grafting offers a simple, durable, minimally invasive and cost-effective means of wound closure, resulting in a functional and sensate limb.

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