Skin Expansion to Eliminate Large Scalp Defects
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Summary
In three children aged 3 to 8 years with large scalp defects temporary expanders of silicone elastomer were inserted under the scalp above the pericranium and under the galea through an incision at the junction of the defect and the normal scalp.
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- article
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- 1984-04-01
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Keywords
Scalp, Tissue expansion, Medicine, Galea, Tissue expander
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