Definition of skin graft in English:

skin graft

noun

Medicine

1A surgical operation in which a piece of healthy skin is transplanted to a new site on a patient's body or to a different individual.
Example sentencesExamples
- He underwent five operations in total because the wound became infected, requiring a skin graft and stitches.
- She will be in hospital for three days but will need at least four more operations, including reconstructive facial surgery and a skin graft on her upper lip.
- Jose has undergone nearly 30 surgical procedures at the Brooke Army Medical Center ranging from skin grafts to cosmetic surgery.
- She has been in hospital more than 20 times and had four skin graft operations but is still suffering.
- Two weeks later she will have her nose reconstruction and two weeks after that a skin graft.
- Now he is facing a skin graft and a series of operations to give him any chance of using his hand again.
- He then had an operation to ‘put everything back together’ and underwent a skin graft to repair his chest.
- And these patients need surgery to correct this, often skin grafts are required, and these can be done during one session, during our trip.
- He was released from hospital later that day, but is still off school and will have to return to hospital for a skin graft operation.
- Carl Stonehewer, the Denton-based former Belle Vue star, is facing a skin graft operation on an arm after crashing at Workington on Saturday.
- Mrs Church died four days after a major skin graft operation at the hospital on November 2, with cause of death given as burns.
- Jason spent two weeks in Booth Hall Children's Hospital, Manchester, where he needed two operations, including a skin graft.
- She had a skin graft last Sunday on that leg and doctors are waiting to see how that takes before they perform any more surgery.
- Surgery would have required a skin graft, an extensive hospital stay, and significant time away from work and family-none of which interested me.
- Yes, sir, I've had 21 skin grafts and reconstructive surgeries from my third-degree burn over 80 percent of my body.
- Ali had been due to undergo a skin graft yesterday but the surgery was delayed until later this week or early next week.
- A successful first skin graft operation was performed on a 12-year-old Iraqi boy who lost both arms and was orphaned in a US missile strike.
- Despite several skin graft operations, they refuse to heal.
- The procedure she had is more akin to a skin graft.
- Four children will have permanent scarring, although only one required a skin graft.
1. 1.1 A piece of skin transplanted to a new site on a patient's body or to a different individual.
  Example sentencesExamples
  I was in hospital for four months and had three operations - they took a skin graft from my thighs.
  Shallow burns are allowed to heal on their own, and full-thickness thermal injuries typically are excised and covered with a skin graft.
  They may also occur at skin graft harvest sites and stoma placement sites or at surgical wounds or scars.
  Three days later, she went back into surgery so a skin graft could be taken from the top of her leg to cover the hole.
  Debridement is necessary to prepare a clean healthy surface of tissue that will accept a skin graft.
  Tissues include corneas, bone and tendons, heart valves and skin grafts.
  If a large area of tissue is removed then a skin graft might be needed to fill the ‘hole’.
  They were fixing a skin graft over one of his stumps.
  A dry eschar on the radial dorsal aspect of the hand was debrided and was covered with a split-thickness skin graft.
  Instead, surgeons used a skin graft to cover the spot where her toes had been.
  The expanded skin is then mobilised as full thickness skin grafts, regional advancement flaps, or free flaps.
  Baldwin said: ‘If a burn is bigger than the size of a book cover then it is not going to heal itself, so we have to take a skin graft.’
  Doctors in the U.K. believe that spraying skin cells after applying a skin graft will help burn victims recover faster and reduce scarring.
  As a result, burn victims and those with otherwise damaged skin can now receive lab-grown skin grafts.
  After Monday's surgery she will be having a skin graft on her eye and lip and a nose reconstruction.
  He said injuries which could be treated in Bradford would include fractures which required skin cover, or skin grafts.
  The third surgery on August 11 was intended to close the fistula and apply skin grafts to the abdominal wound.
  The lesion was too large to excise on the mobile clinic and probably would require a skin graft.
  Her right ear was burned off completely - subsequent second-rate surgery has completely covered up the orifice with a skin graft.
  But if the skin graft is accepted, this is the best curative procedure.

Definition of skin graft in US English:

skin graft

nounˈskɪn ˌɡræftˈskin ˌɡraft

Medicine

1A surgical operation in which a piece of healthy skin is transplanted to a new site on the body.
Example sentencesExamples
- He was released from hospital later that day, but is still off school and will have to return to hospital for a skin graft operation.
- And these patients need surgery to correct this, often skin grafts are required, and these can be done during one session, during our trip.
- Mrs Church died four days after a major skin graft operation at the hospital on November 2, with cause of death given as burns.
- Jason spent two weeks in Booth Hall Children's Hospital, Manchester, where he needed two operations, including a skin graft.
- She has been in hospital more than 20 times and had four skin graft operations but is still suffering.
- A successful first skin graft operation was performed on a 12-year-old Iraqi boy who lost both arms and was orphaned in a US missile strike.
- He then had an operation to ‘put everything back together’ and underwent a skin graft to repair his chest.
- Four children will have permanent scarring, although only one required a skin graft.
- Two weeks later she will have her nose reconstruction and two weeks after that a skin graft.
- Carl Stonehewer, the Denton-based former Belle Vue star, is facing a skin graft operation on an arm after crashing at Workington on Saturday.
- She will be in hospital for three days but will need at least four more operations, including reconstructive facial surgery and a skin graft on her upper lip.
- Jose has undergone nearly 30 surgical procedures at the Brooke Army Medical Center ranging from skin grafts to cosmetic surgery.
- Ali had been due to undergo a skin graft yesterday but the surgery was delayed until later this week or early next week.
- Despite several skin graft operations, they refuse to heal.
- Yes, sir, I've had 21 skin grafts and reconstructive surgeries from my third-degree burn over 80 percent of my body.
- Surgery would have required a skin graft, an extensive hospital stay, and significant time away from work and family-none of which interested me.
- He underwent five operations in total because the wound became infected, requiring a skin graft and stitches.
- She had a skin graft last Sunday on that leg and doctors are waiting to see how that takes before they perform any more surgery.
- The procedure she had is more akin to a skin graft.
- Now he is facing a skin graft and a series of operations to give him any chance of using his hand again.
1. 1.1 A piece of skin transplanted to a new site on the body.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Her right ear was burned off completely - subsequent second-rate surgery has completely covered up the orifice with a skin graft.
  Instead, surgeons used a skin graft to cover the spot where her toes had been.
  But if the skin graft is accepted, this is the best curative procedure.
  After Monday's surgery she will be having a skin graft on her eye and lip and a nose reconstruction.
  The lesion was too large to excise on the mobile clinic and probably would require a skin graft.
  I was in hospital for four months and had three operations - they took a skin graft from my thighs.
  The third surgery on August 11 was intended to close the fistula and apply skin grafts to the abdominal wound.
  He said injuries which could be treated in Bradford would include fractures which required skin cover, or skin grafts.
  Doctors in the U.K. believe that spraying skin cells after applying a skin graft will help burn victims recover faster and reduce scarring.
  Debridement is necessary to prepare a clean healthy surface of tissue that will accept a skin graft.
  A dry eschar on the radial dorsal aspect of the hand was debrided and was covered with a split-thickness skin graft.
  If a large area of tissue is removed then a skin graft might be needed to fill the ‘hole’.
  They may also occur at skin graft harvest sites and stoma placement sites or at surgical wounds or scars.
  Tissues include corneas, bone and tendons, heart valves and skin grafts.
  The expanded skin is then mobilised as full thickness skin grafts, regional advancement flaps, or free flaps.
  Three days later, she went back into surgery so a skin graft could be taken from the top of her leg to cover the hole.
  As a result, burn victims and those with otherwise damaged skin can now receive lab-grown skin grafts.
  They were fixing a skin graft over one of his stumps.
  Baldwin said: ‘If a burn is bigger than the size of a book cover then it is not going to heal itself, so we have to take a skin graft.’
  Shallow burns are allowed to heal on their own, and full-thickness thermal injuries typically are excised and covered with a skin graft.

单词	skin graft
释义	Definition of skin graft in English: skin graft noun Medicine 1A surgical operation in which a piece of healthy skin is transplanted to a new site on a patient's body or to a different individual. Example sentencesExamples He underwent five operations in total because the wound became infected, requiring a skin graft and stitches. She will be in hospital for three days but will need at least four more operations, including reconstructive facial surgery and a skin graft on her upper lip. Jose has undergone nearly 30 surgical procedures at the Brooke Army Medical Center ranging from skin grafts to cosmetic surgery. She has been in hospital more than 20 times and had four skin graft operations but is still suffering. Two weeks later she will have her nose reconstruction and two weeks after that a skin graft. Now he is facing a skin graft and a series of operations to give him any chance of using his hand again. He then had an operation to ‘put everything back together’ and underwent a skin graft to repair his chest. And these patients need surgery to correct this, often skin grafts are required, and these can be done during one session, during our trip. He was released from hospital later that day, but is still off school and will have to return to hospital for a skin graft operation. Carl Stonehewer, the Denton-based former Belle Vue star, is facing a skin graft operation on an arm after crashing at Workington on Saturday. Mrs Church died four days after a major skin graft operation at the hospital on November 2, with cause of death given as burns. Jason spent two weeks in Booth Hall Children's Hospital, Manchester, where he needed two operations, including a skin graft. She had a skin graft last Sunday on that leg and doctors are waiting to see how that takes before they perform any more surgery. Surgery would have required a skin graft, an extensive hospital stay, and significant time away from work and family-none of which interested me. Yes, sir, I've had 21 skin grafts and reconstructive surgeries from my third-degree burn over 80 percent of my body. Ali had been due to undergo a skin graft yesterday but the surgery was delayed until later this week or early next week. A successful first skin graft operation was performed on a 12-year-old Iraqi boy who lost both arms and was orphaned in a US missile strike. Despite several skin graft operations, they refuse to heal. The procedure she had is more akin to a skin graft. Four children will have permanent scarring, although only one required a skin graft. 1.1 A piece of skin transplanted to a new site on a patient's body or to a different individual. Example sentencesExamples I was in hospital for four months and had three operations - they took a skin graft from my thighs. Shallow burns are allowed to heal on their own, and full-thickness thermal injuries typically are excised and covered with a skin graft. They may also occur at skin graft harvest sites and stoma placement sites or at surgical wounds or scars. Three days later, she went back into surgery so a skin graft could be taken from the top of her leg to cover the hole. Debridement is necessary to prepare a clean healthy surface of tissue that will accept a skin graft. Tissues include corneas, bone and tendons, heart valves and skin grafts. If a large area of tissue is removed then a skin graft might be needed to fill the ‘hole’. They were fixing a skin graft over one of his stumps. A dry eschar on the radial dorsal aspect of the hand was debrided and was covered with a split-thickness skin graft. Instead, surgeons used a skin graft to cover the spot where her toes had been. The expanded skin is then mobilised as full thickness skin grafts, regional advancement flaps, or free flaps. Baldwin said: ‘If a burn is bigger than the size of a book cover then it is not going to heal itself, so we have to take a skin graft.’ Doctors in the U.K. believe that spraying skin cells after applying a skin graft will help burn victims recover faster and reduce scarring. As a result, burn victims and those with otherwise damaged skin can now receive lab-grown skin grafts. After Monday's surgery she will be having a skin graft on her eye and lip and a nose reconstruction. He said injuries which could be treated in Bradford would include fractures which required skin cover, or skin grafts. The third surgery on August 11 was intended to close the fistula and apply skin grafts to the abdominal wound. The lesion was too large to excise on the mobile clinic and probably would require a skin graft. Her right ear was burned off completely - subsequent second-rate surgery has completely covered up the orifice with a skin graft. But if the skin graft is accepted, this is the best curative procedure. Definition of skin graft in US English: skin graft nounˈskɪn ˌɡræftˈskin ˌɡraft Medicine 1A surgical operation in which a piece of healthy skin is transplanted to a new site on the body. Example sentencesExamples He was released from hospital later that day, but is still off school and will have to return to hospital for a skin graft operation. And these patients need surgery to correct this, often skin grafts are required, and these can be done during one session, during our trip. Mrs Church died four days after a major skin graft operation at the hospital on November 2, with cause of death given as burns. Jason spent two weeks in Booth Hall Children's Hospital, Manchester, where he needed two operations, including a skin graft. She has been in hospital more than 20 times and had four skin graft operations but is still suffering. A successful first skin graft operation was performed on a 12-year-old Iraqi boy who lost both arms and was orphaned in a US missile strike. He then had an operation to ‘put everything back together’ and underwent a skin graft to repair his chest. Four children will have permanent scarring, although only one required a skin graft. Two weeks later she will have her nose reconstruction and two weeks after that a skin graft. Carl Stonehewer, the Denton-based former Belle Vue star, is facing a skin graft operation on an arm after crashing at Workington on Saturday. She will be in hospital for three days but will need at least four more operations, including reconstructive facial surgery and a skin graft on her upper lip. Jose has undergone nearly 30 surgical procedures at the Brooke Army Medical Center ranging from skin grafts to cosmetic surgery. Ali had been due to undergo a skin graft yesterday but the surgery was delayed until later this week or early next week. Despite several skin graft operations, they refuse to heal. Yes, sir, I've had 21 skin grafts and reconstructive surgeries from my third-degree burn over 80 percent of my body. Surgery would have required a skin graft, an extensive hospital stay, and significant time away from work and family-none of which interested me. He underwent five operations in total because the wound became infected, requiring a skin graft and stitches. She had a skin graft last Sunday on that leg and doctors are waiting to see how that takes before they perform any more surgery. The procedure she had is more akin to a skin graft. Now he is facing a skin graft and a series of operations to give him any chance of using his hand again. 1.1 A piece of skin transplanted to a new site on the body. Example sentencesExamples Her right ear was burned off completely - subsequent second-rate surgery has completely covered up the orifice with a skin graft. Instead, surgeons used a skin graft to cover the spot where her toes had been. But if the skin graft is accepted, this is the best curative procedure. After Monday's surgery she will be having a skin graft on her eye and lip and a nose reconstruction. The lesion was too large to excise on the mobile clinic and probably would require a skin graft. I was in hospital for four months and had three operations - they took a skin graft from my thighs. The third surgery on August 11 was intended to close the fistula and apply skin grafts to the abdominal wound. He said injuries which could be treated in Bradford would include fractures which required skin cover, or skin grafts. Doctors in the U.K. believe that spraying skin cells after applying a skin graft will help burn victims recover faster and reduce scarring. Debridement is necessary to prepare a clean healthy surface of tissue that will accept a skin graft. A dry eschar on the radial dorsal aspect of the hand was debrided and was covered with a split-thickness skin graft. If a large area of tissue is removed then a skin graft might be needed to fill the ‘hole’. They may also occur at skin graft harvest sites and stoma placement sites or at surgical wounds or scars. Tissues include corneas, bone and tendons, heart valves and skin grafts. The expanded skin is then mobilised as full thickness skin grafts, regional advancement flaps, or free flaps. Three days later, she went back into surgery so a skin graft could be taken from the top of her leg to cover the hole. As a result, burn victims and those with otherwise damaged skin can now receive lab-grown skin grafts. They were fixing a skin graft over one of his stumps. Baldwin said: ‘If a burn is bigger than the size of a book cover then it is not going to heal itself, so we have to take a skin graft.’ Shallow burns are allowed to heal on their own, and full-thickness thermal injuries typically are excised and covered with a skin graft.
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