Reconstruction of plantar surgical defects with synthetic dermal matrix and split-thickness skin grafts: A case series and functional podiatry outcomes
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Reconstruction of plantar surgical defects with synthetic dermal matrix and split-thickness skin grafts: A case series and functional podiatry outcomesFecha
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Gil-Pallares P, González-Moure C, Mosquera-Fernández A, Rosende-Maceiras L, Usero-Bárcena T, Peña-López S, et al. Reconstruction of plantar surgical defects with synthetic dermal matrix and split-thickness skin grafts: A case series and functional podiatry outcomes. Australas J Dermatol. 2023;64:e357–e360. https://doi.org/10.1111/ajd.14161
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[Abstract] Reconstruction of surgical defects after wide local excision of acral melanoma on
the sole should allow patients to walk and bear weight. Moreover, certain options
such as local transposition flaps can compromise follow-up.
We present a case
series of surgical defects on weight-bearing
areas of the sole reconstructed using
a synthetic dermal matrix and a split-thickness
skin graft. This approach prevents
surrounding tissue displacement and results in good functional outcomes
assessed by baropodometry and computer-based
podoscopy.
Palabras clave
Acral melanoma
Dermal matrix
Integra
Reconstruction
Dermal matrix
Integra
Reconstruction
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