Titlebook: History of Free Skin Grafting; Knowledge or Empiric Henk J. Klasen Book 1981 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1981 Hauttransplantation.His

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,Experiences With and Views on Skin Grafting Prior to Reverdin’s Invention (1869),, Dutrochet’s article in the French . (Dutrochet 1817) is then mentioned. The widely quoted article was actually a letter to the editor in which Dutrochet, a physician, recounted the experiences of his brother-in-law. The latter, a high-ranking army officer in India, had described the following events to Dutrochet:

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,Application of the Principles of Thiersch in Skin Grafting, and Further Developments (1886–1900),of intensive application, the interest taken in skin grafting waned markedly by about 1874. Hardly any further publications appeared in the medical journals. In fact Coombs (1876) went so far as to state: “The results of grafting pieces of living skin on wounds are so seldom made public now that the operation seems to be going out of repute.”

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Summary and Conclusion,been done for centuries in India made a profound impression in Europe. However, it seems unlikely that free skin grafting was really done in India. Bünger (Marburg, Germany) is usually honoured as the first surgeon to perform a successful skin graft. Bünger used a graft which consisted of skin and subcutis.

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