Autologous Millifat Grafting as a Reconstructive Strategy for Complex Lower Limb Defects in a Diabetic Patient After Necrotizing Fasciitis
Summary: Article page accessible but insufficient relevant content extracted (possible paywall, rendering issue, or minimal text). Focuses on a case using autologous millifat grafting (micronized fat) for reconstructing complex lower limb defects following necrotizing fasciitis in a diabetic patient—likely highlighting regenerative benefits, volume restoration, and healing in challenging diabetic wounds post-infection/debridement. Implications for autologous fat-based reconstruction in chronic/traumatic limb defects.
Keywords: millifat grafting, necrotizing fasciitis, diabetic limb defects, autologous reconstruction