[Retracted] Use of Composite Acellular Dermal Matrix-Ultrathin Split-Thickness Skin in Hand Hot-Crush Injuries: A One-Step Grafting Procedure

Table 1

Demographic characteristics and treatment data of patients.

Items	Patients, (%)
Age
Median [min, max], years	40 [16, 59]
Gender
Male	7 (50.0)
Female	7 (50.0)
Underlying disease
None	11 (78.6)
Hypertension	2 (14.3)
Diabetes	2 (14.3)
Etiology
Hot-press	7 (50.0)
Crushed by hot machine	4 (28.6)
Hot melt mould	2 (14.3)
Household electric iron	1 (7.1)
Injury locations
Hand	12 (85.7)
Forearm/wrist	5 (35.7)
Defect size
Median [min, max], cm^2	36.5 [22, 99]
Defect degree
Third degree	2 (14.3)
Third-fourth degree	5 (35.7)
Fourth degree	2 (14.3)
Escharotomy
Median [min, max], hours postadmission	31 [2.5, 94.5]
VSD applied
Yes	12 (85.7)
No	2 (14.3)
Median [min, max], days	13 [7, 20]
Surgery
ADM and STSG	14 (100)
STSG only	2 (14.3)
Flap	2 (14.3)
Median [min, max], times	3 [1, 7]
Length of stay
Median [min, max], days	24.5 [9, 59]