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  • Title
  • 1. Introduction
  • 2. Surgical Approach
  • 3. Release Scar Contractures
  • 4. Harvest Skin Grafts
  • 5. Skin Graft Insets
  • 6. Finish Setting Bolsters and Dressing Wounds
  • 7. Post-op Remarks

Article type:Descriptions of Clinical and Surgical Procedures

Bilateral Dorsal Foot Scar Contracture Release with Split-Thickness Skin Grafts from the Anterior Thigh

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Jonathan Friedstat, MD1,2; Jonah Poster1
1Shriners Hospitals for Children - Boston
2Massachusetts General Hospital

General SurgeryPlastic Surgery

Manuscript Format: Full Text

Procedure Outline

Table of Contents

  1. 1. Introduction
    1. 2. Surgical Approach
      1. 3. Release Scar Contractures
        1. 4. Harvest Skin Grafts
          1. 5. Skin Graft Insets
            1. 6. Finish Setting Bolsters and Dressing Wounds
              1. 7. Post-op Remarks

                1. Introduction

                2. Surgical Approach

                3. Release Scar Contractures

                1. Infiltrate with Dilute Injectable Epinephrine
                2. Left Foot
                3. Right Foot

                4. Harvest Skin Grafts

                1. Marking
                2. Infiltrate with Dilute Injectable Epinephrine
                3. Apply Mineral Oil
                4. Use Electric Dermatome to Harvest Grafts

                5. Skin Graft Insets

                1. Hemostasis on Left
                2. Left Graft Placement with Staples
                3. Hemostasis and Suturing on Right
                4. Right Graft Placement with Staples
                5. Add Silk Sutures to Right
                6. Set Bolster on Right
                7. Add Silk Sutures to Left

                6. Finish Setting Bolsters and Dressing Wounds

                1. Set Bolster and Dressing on Left
                2. Cover Donor Site Wound
                3. Set Dressing on Right

                7. Post-op Remarks

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                Article Information

                Publication Date
                Article ID286
                Production ID0286
                Volume2022
                Issue286
                DOI
                https://doi.org/10.24296/jomi/286