Abstract
A simple method for the resurfacing of defects of the hand or wrist is described. This method is simple and efficient, and gives uniformly good results. Its chief advantage is the rapid resurfacing of these defects, thereby improving the function of the hand and wrist. The amount of scar tissue formed and the length of time of immobilization are markedly reduced. This method is of distinct advantage in the primary or immediate treatment of injuries to the hand and wrist.
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