Skin Grafting / Flap Coverage for Large Ulcers

These reconstructive procedures are used when ulcers are too large or deep to heal naturally with standard wound care alone. Common Uses Large diabetic ulcers Post-debridement tissue defects Exposed bone or tendon Non-healing wounds Post-amputation wound closure Treatments Treatment may involve split-thickness skin grafts, local tissue flaps, muscle flaps, or reconstructive surgical techniques to cover and heal wounds. Benefits Faster wound closure Improved tissue protection Reduced infection exposure Better limb preservation Risks / Limitations Graft failure Infection Poor healing in severe diabetes Need for repeat procedures Post-Procedure Care Protect grafted area from pressure Regular wound inspection Dressing care Strict blood sugar control