MORPHOLOGICAL JUSTIFICATIONS FOR THE USE OF INTRAOPERATIVE BALLOONS TISSUE STRETCHING
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In this article, the author presents morphological changes in tissues during intraoperative balloon stretching. To confirm the adequacy of the experimentally developed method and scheme for performing intraoperative balloon stretching, the morphology of intraoperatively stretched tissues taken from patients was additionally studied. The authors revealed a rather specific reaction of the burn-affected skin of the cranial vault to its intraoperative balloon dermotension. This reaction consists of a significant increase in the number of hair shafts in the hair follicles, which is accompanied by thickening of the walls of the hair follicles.
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