The clasp and rubber bands technique to close large skin-soft tissue defect: A case report

The clasp and rubber bands technique to close large skin-soft tissue defect: A case report

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This article discusses the use of the skin-stretching technique (SST) to manage large soft tissue defects resulting from various Raypak ELS 3-Series Heater Parts causes.The other surgical techniques for closing such defects, such as pedicle flaps and free tissue flaps, are often associated with significant morbidity and cost.The SST involves progressively stretching soft tissue using an external device to reduce defect size or complete wound coverage.The article describes a simple, inexpensive, and readily available method for managing large MOV Varistor wound defects using clasps and rubber bands.The article also highlights the potential complications associated with SST such as skin necrosis, pin site infection, wound dehiscence, infection, and pain.

Overall, SST is a promising alternative for the management of large soft tissue defects that are not amenable to direct suturing.