Evaluation of various options for resurfacing of soft-tissue defects of dorsum of hand and their outcome assessment

Background: Soft tissue defect of dorsum hand is a difficult problem to deal with in reconstructive surgery. Various factors have be considered for planning the reconstruction. Aims and Objectives: To assess overall incidence soft on hand, evaluation different options coverage assessment outcome complications (both primary donor sites) procedures like tissue. Materials Methods: We present our experience resurfacing soft-tissue defects 27 patients by split thickness skin grafting, local flaps, distant pedicled free flaps. Results: Among total patients, whom was done, flaps such as groin/abdominal flap were performed 13 regional posterior interosseous artery done seven anterolateral thigh method three grafting used two patients. Complications partial or complete necrosis noted one patient each none flap. The operating time relatively less Conclusion: Skin had limited use when underlying vital structures exposed. Distant groin abdominal very useful especially emergency situations. Regional indications.