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The use of the Acellular Dermal Matrix in Microtia Reconstruction to decrease donor site morbidity after temporo-parietal fascia harvest
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In brief
This study evaluates acellular dermal matrix as a protective layer beneath scalp flaps following temporoparietal fascia harvest in microtia reconstruction. The technique aims to minimize donor-site complications such as contour deformities and healing issues in pediatric patients undergoing ear reconstruction.
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To determine whether and how the use of an acellular dermal matrix (ADM) underneath a scalp flap after temporal fascia harvest reduces postoperative donor-site complications in microtia surgery.
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