• Zhonghua Wai Ke Za Zhi · Apr 2004

    Comparative Study Clinical Trial Controlled Clinical Trial

    [The clinical application on composite graft of acellular allo-dermal matrix and auto-microskin on escharectomy after deep burns].

    • Yun-chuan Pan, Jia-qin Xu, Yan-kun Chen, Song-ling Li, Si-huan Chen, Duo-neng Wu, De-bin Zeng, and Zun-hong Liang.
    • Department of Plastic Surgery and Burns, Hainan Provincial Hospital, Haikou 570311, China.
    • Zhonghua Wai Ke Za Zhi. 2004 Apr 7;42(7):410-2.

    ObjectiveTo present the clinical application of composite graft of acellular allo-dermis matrix (ADM) with thin auto-microskin on burn wound.Methods8 inpatients with 18 full thickness skin burn wounds were transplanted with allo-ADM after eschar was excised, then the auto-microskin and allo-human skin were covered on the area of the matrix, the wound where no allo-ADM grafting were covered as control groups only with auto-microskin and allo-human skin. The area of donor to wound is 1:5 - 1:8.ResultsSurvived rate of 18 pieces composite skin that allo-ADM with auto-microskin were grafted were 94%. After following up for 3 to 13 months, the skins of complex grifting had well elastic and smooth texture compared to auto-microskin grafted, they appeared less cicatrisation and ulceration. 3 months after operation, it was indicated by histological examination that tightknit the epithelial-dermal conjunction and epidermal papilla structure could be identified in the allo-ADM skin and there were orderly collagenous fibres, but scar skin structure was observed in that auto-microskin grifted area.ConclusionThe graft effectiveness of allo-ADM and auto-microskin was better than that of auto-microskin, and this method could be used on major deep burn wound healing.

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