1. Stapling technique through transparent dressing to fix skin grafts
Daisuke Yanagisawa, Shunsuke Yuzuriha 
Burns Open 
Volume 2, Issue 1, Pages (January 2018)
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2. Fig. 1
Stapling technique through the transparent dressing to fix the skin graft. A tie-over dressing or NPWT was applied.
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3. Fig. 2
(a) First visit. (b) Before skin grafting. (c) Both skin graft and Mepitel One were fixed on the wound with skin staples. (d) NPWT was applied over Mepitel One. (e) Day 5 after the skin graft. The graft can be seen through Mapitel One. (f) Day 7 after the skin graft. All staples and Mepitel One were removed. (g) After 3 weeks postoperatively.
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4. Fig. 3
(a) First visit. (b) Before skin grafting. (c) Both skin graft and Mepitel One were fixed on the wound with skin staples. Inset shows a magnification of the square frame. (d) Tie-over dressing was applied over Mepitel One. (e) Day 5 after the skin graft. The graft can be seen through Mepitel One. (f) Day 7 after the skin graft. All staples and Mepitel One were removed. No staples can be seen. (g) Epithelialisation was completed on day 11 postoperatively. (h) Day 125 postoperatively.
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