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Suday, O cber 8, 2017 extrusion (p=.00001), infection (p=.0001), necrosis (p=.0001), dehiscence (p=.001), and hematoma (p=.007), were more severe compared to how physicians viewed the same complications. Perception of death, DVT/PE, and return to the operating room did not vary significantly. Age did not impact complication perception. Patients seeking body contouring surgery with a primary goal of improved aesthetics compared to improved functionality were likely to view hematoma (p=.08) and dehiscence (p=.06) as more severe, although this did not reach significance. Patients who lost weight through diet and exercise, compared to surgical methods, were significantly more likely to view dehiscence (p=.04), hematoma (p=.01), and infection (p=.04), as more severe.

Abstract: Efficacy, Safety and Costs of 0.1% Timolol Gel in Healing Split-Thickness Skin Grafts Donor Sites. A Case-Control Study