Interposition flaps are a suitable surgical technique to treat broad contractures that cover larger areas. General principles Broad contractures that cover larger areas (e.g. are […]
After you have released the contracture, you should close the defect. You can use the reconstructive ladder as a stepwise approach to the different options […]
In burn contracture release surgery, it is vital to plan the release incision and reconstruction of the defect. Scars can contract to varying degrees, from […]
A contracture has various characteristics, like size, depth, location, shape and quality of surrounding skin. It is important to address these before selecting an adequate […]
Burn scars are known for their poor cosmetic appearance and contracture formation, and patients may therefore require surgery. Contracture formation often leads to functional impairment, […]
Scar therapy mainly focuses on relieving the patient’s inconveniences. However, there is limited evidence supporting the effect of different treatment options on scar maturation. Time […]
Burns can be incredibly painful and difficult to manage. The most comfortable position for the patient depends on the anatomical location of burns and follows […]
