Clinical Case Studies

Patient is a 66-year-old male who presented with squamous cell carcinoma (SCC) of the right face and forehead.

A 32-year-old female presented with a six-month-old gunshot wound to the face. A fibular free flap was harvested to address the facial wound. A month after the initial fibular free flap harvest, the donor site wound began to dehisce.

Patient presented with a chemical burn after spilling a bucket of lye (sodium hydroxide) on his head, chest and face during a work accident.

One application of Restrata was used to generate a healthy granulation base and allowed the patient to receive a split-thickness skin graft. Full closure was achieved in 10 weeks.

Over 11 weeks, with 3 Restrata applications, this surgical wound was able to close via secondary intention. Restrata provided a viable option for surgical wounds post cancerous excisions.