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SkinDot® als neues Vollhaut-Transplantationsverfahren

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Die Spalthauttransplantation ist das operative Standardverfahren im Rahmen der akuten und chronischen Wundversorgung, führt jedoch nicht zu einem Ersatz einer dermalen Schicht. Dermale Hautschichten sind als Verschiebeschicht und Träger der Hautanhangsgebilde wie Haare, Schweiß- und Talgdrüsen sowie Nervenrezeptoren für Druck, Vibration- und Temperaturempfinden und somit für die Qualität der transplantierten Haut unverzichtbar. Vollhauttransplantate können aufgrund des limitierten Spenderareals jedoch maximal 2–3 % der Körperoberfläche ersetzen. Kulturhautverfahren, die auf gezüchteten Hautzellen im Labor beruhen, können derzeit noch keinen Vollhautersatz erreichen. SkinDot® entwickelt ein neues Transplantationsverfahren mit korrespondierenden technischen Geräten (Devices), das eine sofortige autologe, intraoperative Wundversorgung ermöglicht und zu einem großflächigen Vollhautäquivalent führt.

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Ottomann, C., Gatz, K., Buntrock, G. (2022). SkinDot® als neues Vollhaut-Transplantationsverfahren. In: Ottomann, C., Hartmann, B. (eds) Hauttransplantation. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-62060-1_22

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