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[Treatment of overtime avulsion of scalp with split thickness scalp skin grafting: 7 cases of reports].

OBJECTIVE: To investigate a treatment method for overtime avulsion of scalp.

METHODS: Form October 1992 to July 2001, we treated 7 cases of avulsed scalp, which had been wounded more than 12 hours and accompanied with shock and head wound, with split thickness scalp skin grafting.

RESULTS: Except for partial necrosis of scalp in center of bare area of skull, more than 90% of grafting split thickness scalp skin survived in 4 cases and more than 80% in 3 cases, and presented satisfactory appearance during following up. The bare area had no periosteum above 4 cm in diameter needed to graft split thickness skin after skull was covered granulation tissue.

CONCLUSION: The limits of time of scalp skin grafting will be prolonged as long as the processes are settled properly to maintain the skin of body.

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