STSG

Case Series

The Use of an Autologous Cell Harvesting and Processing Device to Decrease Surgical Procedures and Expedite Healing in Two Pediatric Burn Patients

12/03/2019

Autumn D. Nanassy

Paul M. Glat

Brooke A. Burkey

Amit C. Misra

Loreen K. Meyer

Lisa Gates

Wellington J. Davis

This case report evaluates clinical outcomes following application of cellular suspension with split-thickness skin grafts (STSGs) as an adjunct for definitive closure of burn injuries and donor sites in 2 pediatric patients.

This case report evaluates...

12/03/2019

Wounds

Letter to the Editor

RE: Large-defect Resurfacing: A Comparison of Skin Graft Results Following Sarcoma Resection and Traumatic Injury Repair

11/01/2019

Gabriel Hundeshagen

Ulrich Kneser

The authors propose an alternative to split-thickness skin grafts in the cases presented in a previously published article in Wounds.

The authors propose an...

11/01/2019

Wounds

Original Research

Outcomes of Split-thickness Skin Grafting for Foot and Ankle Wounds in Patients With Peripheral Arterial Disease

11/01/2019

Iram Naz

Elliot T. Walters

David E. Janhofer

Morgan M. Penzler

Eshetu A. Tefera

Karen K. Evans

John S. Steinberg

Christopher E. Attinger

Cameron M. Akbari

Paul J. Kim

In this study, the authors examine factors predictive of STSG healing in patients with PAD following vascular intervention, including the effect of non-inline flow via arterial-arterial and non-arterial collateralization.

In this study, the authors...

11/01/2019

Wounds

Original Research

Report on Three Porcine Proof-of-concept Studies: Comparison of a Dermatome With a Rotating Excision Ring With Conventional Dermatomes for the Harvesting of STSGs and Excision of Necrosis

06/01/2019

Michel H.E. Hermans

Tim Pittinger

J. Kevin Bailey

Heather M. Powell

This study analyzes the safety and efficacy of a new dermatome (test device) for the tangential excision of necrosis and harvesting of split-thickness skin grafts (STSGs).

This study analyzes the safety...

06/01/2019

Wounds

Clinical Research Poster

Durability and Effectiveness of Split-thickness Skin Grafting of the Plantar Foot

04/09/2019

Introduction. Split-thickness skin grafting (STSG) is an effective coverage method for chronic foot ulcers. Many of these ulcers develop on the plantar aspect of the foot. Split-thickness skin grafting may be a high-risk operation in such a...

Introduction. Split-thickness...

04/09/2019

Wounds