Observational analysis demonstrates successful vascularized wound bed formation in complex upper-extremity wounds, suggesting biodegradable matrices support reconstruction.
Dermal matrices can be used in management of upper-extremity wounds to create vascularized wound beds in the setting of exposed bone or tendon. Early outcomes of Novosorb biodegradable temporizing matrix (BTM) demonstrated success when used in the treatment of complex wounds. We hypothesize that BTM is effective for reconstruction of upper-extremity wounds.
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