Post-Burn Reconstruction Introduction

Post-burn reconstruction is surgery performed to restore form and function after burn injuries heal. It helps correct scarring, contractures, and deformities caused by burns. The procedure improves movement, appearance, and quality of life.

Restoring Form and Function with Controlled Sterility in Post-Burn Reconstruction

Post-burn reconstruction involves scar release, skin grafting, or flap procedures depending on injury severity. The surgical area is isolated using Nivda reconstructive surgery drapes to maintain a sterile field. Precision instruments and grafting tools are used to reshape affected tissues carefully. Nivda reinforced surgical gowns protect surgeons during long procedures with high fluid exposure. Absorbent disposable drapes help manage blood and irrigation fluids efficiently. These sterile disposable systems support safe healing and reduce infection risk.