Indian Journal of Anatomy

Burn web space contracture refers to the abnormal tightening and narrowing of the skin and underlying tissues that occurs after a burn injury. This condition results from the healing process where scar tissue forms and contracts, leading to limited mobility and functionality in the affected area. In connection with burns, especially in the area between the fingers or other joints, contractures can significantly impair movement and cause functional deficits. Treatment may include surgery, such as skin grafts or releases, coupled with rehabilitation to restore range of motion. This review article covers the different ways to manage digital web contracture.

Many pigmentary skin illnesses influence appearance, mental health, and social functioning. The main skin pigmentations include hyperpigmentation and hypopigmentation. Clinically, albinism, melasma, vitiligo, Addison's disease, and post inflammatory hyperpigmentation from eczema, acne vulgaris, and drug interactions are the most common skin pigmentation problems Anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, and tyrosinase-inhibiting medications cure pigmentation. Oral and topical medications, natural therapies, and cosmetic products can help. This review covers pigmentation types, causes, and treatments.

Thermal burns are skin injuries caused by excessive heat, typically from contact with hot surfaces, hot liquids, steam, or flame. Most burns are minor and can be treated as outpatients or at local hospitals. Approximately 6.5% of all burned patients receive treatment in specialized burn centers. Thermal burns are the most common type of burn injuries, making up about 86% of the burned patients requiring burn center admission. In this case we will assess the role of feracrylumin the management of burn wound. Feracrylum solution is a novel topical hemostatic agent, for use in control of oozing in various surgical procedures. It also possesses antimicrobial properties and decreases the wound infection.