Following the removal of dead / damaged tissue at day 4, the authors treated the wounds with split -
thickness skin grafts (STSG) or meshed STSG (mSTSG) and compared these to mSTSG accompanied by a polyethylene - glycol - fibrin - based hydrogel laden with increasing concentrations of in vitro expanded porcine ASCs.
Not exact matches
However, split -
thickness grafting must be performed in an operating room and the technique is limited by the availability of donor
skin.
The
grafts that best approximate the look and feel of a face are «full -
thickness»
grafts, which involve harvesting the outer (epidermal) layer of
skin along with the underlying (dermal) layers from elsewhere on the body.
A second degree burn deep
thickness may take several weeks to heal and can progress to a third degree burn, this burn may cause scarring and could require scission and
skin grafting.