Burns are one of the public health problems in many countries. In the UK, burn injuries show high morbidity and mortality compared with other injuries with an annual incidence of approximately 5 per 100,000 population. In the USA, about 1.1 …

Incorporation of new technologies advances surgery in general. One example is robot assistance which can potentially overcome limitations in accessibility, dexterity, and ergonomics, thereby improving outcome of surgical procedures. To date, robot …

Ischial pressure sores are mostly seen in wheelchair-bound patients and they have a high risk of recurrence due to a multitude of reasons. These risk factors are shear force, spasticity, contractures, infections, and prolonged pressure on bony …

In head and neck cancer treatment, there is often the need for extensive soft tissues removal and a subsequent reconstructive stage in order to close the resulting defect. Free flap reconstruction, nowadays, represents the gold standard in head …

Keloid treatment remains challenging because keloids tend to be therapy resistant and show high recurrence rates. We report the case of a patient who suffered from major keloids on the scalp. After multiple sessions of intralesional cryotherapy, a …

Extensive full-thickness defects of both the upper and the lower eyelids continue to be a challenge for reconstructive surgeons. Ectropion of the lower eyelid and an unnatural canthal shape are pitfalls to be avoided in total eyelid …

Cosmetic surgery is aimed to improve the appearance and appearance features, as having a beautiful appearance and fit body can create a sense of excellence in human [ 1 , 2 ]. New information published by the American Society of Surgeons (ASPS) …

The loss of substance of the fingers is an important sector of Hand Surgery [ 1 ]. Various conditions can lead to the apical amputations of the fingers: trauma, infections, and neoplastic disorders [ 2 ]. Different reconstructive techniques have …