A Case of Refractory Sole Ulcer Successfully Treated by Horny and Strong Split-Thickness Skin Graft and an Artificial Dermis with Negative Pressure Wound Therapy

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Resurfacing the sole, especially the load part, is demanding, and the gold standard for reconstruction of this part has not been set at present. In this study, we successfully reconstructed a plantar forefoot with repeated calluses and ulcerations after trauma reconstruction, with a horny and strong split-thickness skin graft taken from the sole, using a combination of artificial dermis and negative pressure wound therapy. There was no recurrence two years after the surgery.