Pushing the Skin Envelope: Split Thickness Skin Grafting the High Risk Diabetic Foot

Chronic wounds affect several million people per year in the USA alone.

Chronic wounds affect several million people per year in the USA alone.

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Pushing the Skin Envelope: Split Thickness Skin Grafting the High Risk Diabetic Foot

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