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skin graft

A surgical graft of healthy skin from one part of the body to another or from one individual to another in order to replace damaged or lost skin.

skin grafting n.

skin graft

(Surgery) a piece of skin removed from one part of the body and surgically grafted at the site of a severe burn or similar injury

skin′ graft`

surgically transplanted skin, used for covering a burn or extensive wound.

[1890–95]

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Noun

skin graft - a piece of skin taken from a donor area and surgically grafted at the site of an injury or burn

cutis, skin, tegument - a natural protective body covering and site of the sense of touch; "your skin is the largest organ of your body"

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skin graft

n → innesto epidermico

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Aggressive resuscitation and surgical excision of the dead tissues followed by meticulous care of the surviving patient renders the resultant defects manageable with skin grafts and flaps.

FOURNIER'S GANGRENE: MANAGEMENT EXPERIENCE OF 39 CASES

The bolus tie-over "pressure" dressing in the management of full thickness skin grafts. Is it necessary?

Trough-and-Trough Mattress Suturing Versus Tie-Over Dressing in Full-Tickness Skin Graft Reconstruction

CHICAGO -- Pakistan's Consul General in Chicago Faisal Niaz Tirmizi has, on behalf of the government and people of Pakistan, thanked an American non-governmental organization (NGO) for donating skin grafts for the victims of the oil tanker explosion near Bahawalpur.

US NGO thanked for donating skin grafts for victims of Pakistan's oil tanker fire

The initial survival of skin grafts depends on plasmatic imbibition, a process in which nutrients are diffused from the graft bed during the first 24-48 hours.

Postoperative graft and flap care: What clinical nurses need to know

A new epidermal harvesting device also is showing promise, as is a new tool that minces autologous skin grafts prior to application to promote wound healing.

New autografting techniques could advance wound healing

The use of skin grafts, whether split thickness or full thickness, has offered a reasonable method to address this problem.

An Alternative Treatment Strategy for Complicated Chronic Wounds: Negative Pressure Therapy over Mesh Skin Graft

(2) Split thickness skin grafts must not be used in wounds with exposed bone without periosteum, exposed tendon without paratenon, and exposed vessels or nerves.

Management of acute complex traumatic wound with a dermal regeneration template: case report

a clinical-stage biopharmaceutical company focused on delivering gene therapies for life-threatening rare diseases, announced that the first patient was enrolled in the Phase 2 portion of the clinical trial for EB-101 (gene-corrected skin grafts).

United States : Abeona Therapeutics enrolls first patient in Phase 2 for EB-101 Gene Therapy Clinical Trial for Epidermolysis Bullosa

Some burns patients aren't even able to have skin grafts - because the hospital has no room for them - so their wounds have to heal on their own.

Vital experience to take home; WONE'S STORY

The victim received treatment to his burns, which were serious and required skin grafts Anyone with information should contact Cleveland Police on 101.

Man's legs burned with lighted aerosol in homophobic churchyard attack

The car sales manager then spent five days in a coma, and at one point was given just 12 hours to live, before doctors began a series of skin grafts in a desperate effort to repair the damage.

North man crippled by flesh-eating virus

Bioengineering dermo-epidermal skin grafts with blood and lymphatic capillaries.