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Application of Cost Effective Indigenous Dermal Matrix Assisted Split Skin Grafting for Post Traumatic Raw Area

Ravi Kumar Chittoria, Amrutha J.S., Barath Kumar Singh P.

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Journal of Dermatology 8(2):p 85-88, July-December 2023. | DOI: NA

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Amrutha JS, Chittoria RK, Singh PBK. Application of Cost Effective Indigenous Dermal Matrix Assisted Split Skin Grafting for Post Traumatic Raw Area. RFP J Dermatol. 2023;8(2):85–88.

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Received : March 10, 2023         Accepted : April 20, 2023          Published : December 30, 2023

Abstract

Dermal substitutes improve the quality of wound healing and quality of the scars. It acts as a scaffold in which cell migration and repair of wound takes place. Many multimodality treatment methods available to augment wound healing at various levels. Adermal substitute should be affordable, long lasting, ready-to-use, analgesic, durable, flexible, non-antigenic, stops water loss, conforms to uneven wounds, anti-microbial, and may be applied in one sitting. Skin grafting may usually result in poor skin quality and scar contracture. In this study, we attempted to use our own cost-effective dermal matrix assisted split skin grafting in a patient with post traumatic raw area.

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Amrutha JS, Chittoria RK, Singh PBK. Application of Cost Effective Indigenous Dermal Matrix Assisted Split Skin Grafting for Post Traumatic Raw Area. RFP J Dermatol. 2023;8(2):85–88.

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Cost effectiveDermal matrixSplit skin graftingPost traumatic raw area

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Received March 10, 2023
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