Meanings of skin grafting in anglès

Wound closure may be achieved by secondary intention, skin grafting, or flap closure.

The flaps were remedied by frontal island flap and skin grafting.

Wanted, four square inches of cuticle for skin grafting in W. How's that?

Lesions other than nodules, joint involvement, and skin grafting were identified as independent risk factors.

Approximately 50% of the secondary donor sites required skin grafting.

We presented a 41-year-old woman who required skin grafting following third-degree burns to her left breast.

Methods: Twenty patients with deep burn admitted within 24 hours after injury underwent escharectomy and Meek skin grafting.

While at Royal North Shore, Mr Lawson underwent a number of skin grafting procedures and other burn treatments.

The gold standard treatment for severe burn injuries is autologous skin grafting and the use of commercial dermal substitutes.

Think about it again, think good and hard: if it's a phosphorus burn, for example, they can do skin grafting.

Wound surface area was measured every 2 weeks until the endpoints (complete epithelialization or skin grafting) were met.

It is a relatively ideal carrier of skin grafting, as well as a new type of inner cover for the wound.

Next, we immunized the donor to the minor histocompatibility antigens (mHA) of the recipient by means of repeated skin grafting.

The first program would, if successful, replace skin grafting that transplants tissue from one's own body, or a donor, to an injured area.

Autologous skin grafting from the thigh is frequently required for treatment of burns and is associated with intense pain at the donor site.

An ultrasound machine had been purchased for the burns centre's intensive care unit, as well as skin grafting equipment and entertainment devices for patients.