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Objective To observe the clinical effects of dermis combined autologous transplants in patients with abnormal scar thickness skin graft.Methods 13 cases of scar deformity were selected during August 2011 to December 2014 in our hospital.In stage 1 procedure,the scars that affected the function and induced deformities were resected and then the artificial dermis covering the wound was placed;in stage 2,two weeks after the artificial dermis vascularization,autologous skin grafts were removed to repair the wound edge.Meanwhile,therapy of inhibiting scar after conventional treatment was conducted with funcitional exercise.Results 13 cases were scheduled to repair scar wounds,underwent surgery with more than 6 months follow-up observation.The dysfunctions caused by scar contracture and deformity were significantly improved;appearance,elasticity and appearance of the skin grafts were similar to autologous skin graft with the desired clinical effect.Conclusions Artificial dermis combined autologous skin graft treatment of patients with scar deformity can achieve similar clinical effects to traditional treatment methods.
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<p><b>OBJECTIVE</b>To present the clinical application of the meshed acellular dermis xenograft with scalp thin split-thickness skin autograft.</p><p><b>METHODS</b>The meshed acellular dermis xenograft (pigskin) was placed on the granulation or defects after scar resection. Four or five days afterwards, scalp thin split-thickness skin was transplanted. A total of 15 patients with 25 wounds were treated using this technique. The survival rates and quality of the grafts were observed.</p><p><b>RESULTS</b>The survival rate of the meshed acellular dermis xenograft was (96.40 +/- 2.60)% and the scalp thin split-thickness skin autograft was (97.44 +/- 3.50)%. All grafts showed normal skin-alike color and elastic and smooth texture.</p><p><b>CONCLUSION</b>The combined use of meshed acellular dermis xenograft and scalp skin autograft demonstrated an ideal way for the repair of full-thickness skin burn or defects from scar resection. The scalp can provide thin skin graft repeatedly without influence of the hair.</p>