Case Series
Interest of Thin Skin Flaps in the Treatment of Postburn Cervical Contractures: About Five Cases
Table 2
The characteristics of thin skin flaps.
| | Case | Flap type (OCS/OCD) | Prior expansion | Size (cm) | Pedicle width (cm) | Donor site | Thinning | Transposition (degree) | Distal congestion (cm) | Evolution | Healing (day) | CCA | Neck function |
| | No. 1 | OCD | No | | 5 | Primary intention | Yes | 110 | | Superficial epidermolysis | 30 | Neck-collar aspect | Restored | | No. 2 | OCD | No | | 4 | Primary intention | No | 110 | | Superficial epidermolysis | 36 | Neck-collar aspect | Restored | | No. 3 | OCD | No | | 4 | Primary intention | Yes | 110 | | Superficial epidermolysis | 29 | Neck-collar aspect | Restored | | No. 4 | OCS | Yes | | 4 | Primary intention | No | 90 | | Superficial epidermolysis | 22 | Neck-collar aspect | Restored | | No. 5 | OCS | Yes | | 4 | Primary intention | Yes | 100 | | Superficial epidermolysis | 26 | Neck-collar aspect | Restored |
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OCD: occipito-cervico-dorsal/OCS: occipito-cervico-shoulders; CCA: cervical-chin angle. |
