Open Abdomen Graft Ready
Split thickness skin graft, Open abdomen
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FotoSurg PreviewSplit thickness skin graft, Open abdomen
Split thickness skin graft, STSG,
Split thickness skin graft (STSG) of granulated open abdomen
Operative prep for placement of Tissue Expanders
A Bucket Handle Bowel Injury from Blunt abdominal trauma
Left arm fracture , MVA
Axial contrast-enhanced CT demonstrates a large right anterior abdominal wall/rectus sheath hematoma with a focal hyperdense contrast blush within the hematoma, consistent with active contrast extravasation and ongoing hemorrhage.
GI, hepatobiliary, hernia, endocrine, acute care and operative technique.
Injury patterns, operative exposure, damage control and trauma procedures.
Colon, rectum, stomas, inflammatory disease, neoplasia and anastomoses.
Exposure, grafts, thrombectomy, clamps, vessel pathology and repair.
Pelvic anatomy, masses, adnexal disease and operative pathology.
Thoracic, orthopedics, urology, plastics, ENT, neurosurgery and beyond.
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