A Multicentre Study: The Use of Micrografts in the Reconstruction of Full-Thickness Posttraumatic Skin Defects of the Limbs—A Whole Innovative Concept in Regenerative Surgery

<div>(a) Preoperative view. Foot stump dehiscence with 2 cm<sup>2</sup> of bone exposure after forefoot amputation. (b) Intraoperative view of Rigenera biocomplex, consisting of collagen sponge and disaggregated tissue solution, put in the wound’s bed and perilesional injection of 1 ml of micrograft solution. (c) Image of good skin regeneration at follow-up visit 6 months after complete reepithelialisation.</div>

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Figure 5: A Multicentre Study: The Use of Micrografts in the Reconstruction of Full-Thickness Posttraumatic Skin Defects of the Limbs—A Whole Innovative Concept in Regenerative Surgery 

Figure 5 | A Multicentre Study: The Use of Micrografts in the Reconstruction of Full-Thickness Posttraumatic Skin Defects of the Limbs—A Whole Innovative Concept in Regenerative Surgery 