Scar deformity applications acellular dermal matrix transplantation combined with efficacy.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 9 Scar deformity applications acellular dermal matrix transplantation combined with efficacy [Abstract] Objective To evaluate acellular dermal scar deformity in the burned plastic in the late application. Methods 24 patients with post-burn scar deformities secondary to reconstructive surgery patients were acellular dermal wounds with autologous skin graft composite graft. Results of 24 cases Composite skin grafts survival rate of patients was 95%. survival of skin grafts with the appearance of complex formation, and adjacent normal skin color similar, no significant contraction of the soft touch, wear, flexibility is good. Conclusion acellular dermal post-burn scar deformities is the ideal plastic material. [Keywords:] acellular dermal matrix composite skin graft scar Functional parts of limbs formed after deep burn scar contracture deformity will cause greater dysfunction treatment in the past generally need thick skin graft from the body, or full-thickness skin. But the donor site scar more often left increase the patient’s pain. In recent years, we applied biotechnology Beijing Jie Ya Laifu J 1 type produced acellular dermal matrix and autologous skin graft to composite grafting to repair 24 cases of burn scar deformities after plastic surgery patients secondary wound, and achieved satisfactory results, summarized below. 1 Materials and Methods 1.1 Clinical data A total of 24 patients in this group of 30 limbs, are scar contracture deformity after burn patients, 14 patients were male and 10 female, aged 3 to 53 years, mean 34.2 years old. Scar function mainly in the limbs, joints and other parts. Operative time was wound about a year after healing, scar stable patients. surgical wounds are secondary to acellular dermal matrix and autologous skin graft composite graft, skin graft area was 40cm2 ~ 198 cm2, the average 105.5cm2. 1.2 Procedures Under the tourniquet surgery to completely remove scar tissue, release t