A Case of Abdominal Wall Burn Caused by Subcutaneously Embedded Molten Aluminum

In the case of abdominal injury, extent damage should be assessed prior to reconstruction. Herein, we report a rare wall burns with molten aluminum. A 70-year-old man was admitted emergency department. Melted aluminum blew during die casting and fell on patient while he working at an aluminum-refining plant. When arrived our hospital, metal particles were embedded in his lower left abdomen. We urgently removed debrided surrounding tissue day admission. From 4th 31st after negative pressure wound therapy instillation dwell time performed for management. After therapy, covered sufficient granulation tissue. decided not reconstruct components strengthen wall, closed using split-thickness skin graft. this along review literature.