Defect Of The Patient’s Arm(s) By Using Healthy Tissues From An Adjacent Site. Repair By Z-plasty Stock Photography

The medical professional incises healthy tissue surrounding the wound to prepare it for transfer once the patient has undergone the proper preparation and anesthesia. Then the surgeon transplants this tissue to the scalp, arms, and or legs that have primary or secondary integumentary abnormalities. The tissue is subsequently fastened, and the wounds are stitched up. The abbreviation ATT stands for adjacent tissue transfers. This category designates services for flaws less than 10 cm2.