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    Sulaimanya Burn CentreSulaimanya Burn Centre

    Prepaired by: Dr.QutaibaAbdullahYassinDr.QutaibaAbdullahYassin

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    Introduction

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    SeveralSeveral

    histor

    ical

    histor

    ical

    figuresfiguresalsoalsofavoredfavoredexcisionexcisionof facialof facialburnsburns

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    Introduction

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    EXCISION AND GRAFTING OF ACUTE FACE ANDNECK

    BURNS

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    4/Evaluations

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    The technique for the excision andThe technique for the excision and

    grafting is described later and has notgrafting is described later and has notchanged sincechanged since

    --publication except for one thingpublication except for one thing19861986thethe

    the delaythe delaybetween allograftingand autograftingisbetween allograftingand autograftingis

    week insteadweek instead11

    days.days.22ofof

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    The operationThe operation

    Those aesthetic unitsThose aesthetic unitsjudged

    to be incapable of healingto be incapable of healing

    withinwithin 33 weeks of the injuryweeks of the injury

    are outlined with markers.are outlined with markers.

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    Special OT Notes

    Small unburned or healedareas must frequently be included inthe excisionto

    preserve the aesthetic unit.

    In some circumstances, aIn some circumstances, a

    portion of an aesthetic unit will clearly not heal inportion of an aesthetic unit will clearly not heal in 33weeks, butthe area is small enough to be reconstructedweeks, butthe area is small enough to be reconstructed

    later by excision and closure or with tissue expanders.later by excision and closure or with tissue expanders.

    Inthis situation, excision and grafting either are notInthis situation, excision and grafting either are not

    performed or are done with routine graftsperformed or are done with routine grafts

    One must excise deeply enough to

    preventthe bed from healing underneath the graft with

    resultant graft loss This is accomplished by excising

    deeply enough to remove the hair follicles

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    The T-shaped central area of the face

    are usually excised first/The eyelids1hemostasis is achieved with bipolar cauteryhemostasis is achieved with bipolar cautery

    and epinephrine (I :and epinephrine (I : 1010,,000000))--soakedsoaked

    Telfa pads.Telfa pads.

    are done next.are done next./The medial canthal regions/The medial canthal regions22The excision is usually doneThe excision is usually done

    with curved iris scissors or a No.with curved iris scissors or a No. 1515 blade.blade.

    ,,nosenose/The next area to be excised is the/The next area to be excised is the33

    is then excisedis then excisedupper lipupper lip/The/The44

    chinchinandand/ lower lip/ lower lip66,,55

    TheGoulian

    dermatome

    with the

    O.OO8-

    inch

    guard

    is used

    for

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    leaving the four large flat areas:

    the2-cheeks,the forehead, and the neck

    Typically, it is not wise to exciseTypically, it is not wise to excise

    all four areas atthe same time because the blood lossall four areas atthe same time because the blood loss

    can be substantial, requiring rapid transfusions tocan be substantial, requiring rapid transfusions to

    maintain blood volume.maintain blood volume.

    These areas are usuallydone serially.

    The Goulian dermatome is again used

    but with the O.OIO-inch or 0.012-inch guard

    and the

    excision continues to normal bleeding tissue with no

    remaining hair follicles.

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    Ear burns are not excisedE

    ar burns are not excisedbecause there is nobecause there is no

    instrumentinstrument

    adequate to excise the threeadequate to excise the three--

    dimensional structuredimensional structure

    ofthe ear.ofthe ear.

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    After excision is complete,After excision is complete,

    each area is covered witheach area is covered with

    allograft.allograft.

    The allograftThe allograftis placed with all ofis placed with all of

    the attentionto detail that is used forthe attentionto detail that is used for

    autograft, thatautograft, that

    is, itmust be well secured withis, itmust be well secured with

    staples, sutures,staples, sutures,

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    Approximately I week postoperatively, the patientApproximately I week postoperatively, the patient

    is returned to the operating room for autografting.is returned to the operating room for autografting.

    The

    allograftis carefully inspected to determine

    whether it is adherentto the bed underneath. If

    the allograft is loose, itmay meanthatthe excision was

    not deep enough, in which case the excision and allograftingmust be repeated.

    It is usuallyIt is usually O.OIO.OI88 toto 00..021021 inch in thickness in adultsinch in thickness in adults andand

    00..008008toto 00..0 120 12 inch in children and obtained frominch in children and obtained from

    if graft colormust be matched with the colorif graft colormust be matched with the colorscalpscalpthetheof healed or unburned areas. Ifthe entire face is to beof healed or unburned areas. Ifthe entire face is to be

    grafted, the scalp is insufficient,and the harvesting mustgrafted, the scalp is insufficient,and the harvesting must

    be done elsewhere.be done elsewhere.

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    It isIt is

    importantthatthe donor siteimportantthatthe donor siteafterafterbe planned shortlybe planned shortly

    , before all donor, before all donoradmissionadmission

    sites have been used tosites have been used to

    resurface other body parts.resurface other body parts.

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    @from earto ear overthe top ofthe skull,

    @one fromtop of skull to nape ofneck overthe occipital

    region,@and two smaller residual pieces from each

    posterolateral area,

    Resulting in four pieces of autograft.

    Each area of scalp is then infiltrated with largeEach area of scalp is then infiltrated with large

    volumes of salinevolumes of saline

    flat orflat orepinephrine to make itepinephrine to make it000000,,500500containing I :containing I :. To achieve this, more solution is injected. To achieve this, more solution is injectednearly sonearly so

    around the perimeter ofthe site to be harvested thanaround the perimeter ofthe site to be harvested than

    inthe center. This is done just before harvestinginthe center. This is done just before harvesting

    because the fluid leaves the scalp rapidlybecause the fluid leaves the scalp rapidly

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    dressing"dressing"

    is then applied that consists of fine mesh gauze,

    the elastomermold (or foam if sufficient), and a pressure

    garment bubble (Bioclusive

    (Johnson & Johnson) is applied to the scalp, if it was

    harvested, and is held in place by the pressure garment

    bubble.

    Bubble and elastomer

    Plaster reinforcement.

    Duplicastmold.Bubble and elastom

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    Postoperatively, these devices are removed twice

    daily. The grafts are inspected and any hematomas

    removed, through I-cm incisions placed inthe relaxedskintension lines. If hematomas are large, we do not

    hesitate to returnto the operating room and remove

    the hematoma with general anesthesia. Patients are

    givennothing by mouth for 3 days

    Until the grafts are mature, usually for several

    months, the patient wears pressure garments.

    Silicone sheeting is also

    sometimes placed underthe garments ormasks in an effortto reduce

    hypertrophic scarring

    After circumoral grafting, splinting and exercisesto minimize microstomia are necessary.

    Foll0w up

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    Steroid injections are used only rarely.Steroid injections are used only rarely.

    are indicated (e.g., small hypertrophicare indicated (e.g., small hypertrophic

    scars). The usual dose isscars). The usual dose is 4040 mglmLmglmL

    triamcinolone,triamcinolone,

    4040 toto 8080 mg monthly formg monthly for 66 toto 99 months.months.

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    THANKS