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Introduction
INTEGRA® Template		INTEGRA in Reconstructive Surgery
		Excision
Product Description and Benefits		Pre-Operative Guidelines
Indications for Use		Operating Room Supplies
Product Makeup/Histology		Excision to Viable Tissue
Clinical Sequence		Adequate Vascular Supply
Section Summary		Maintaining Meticulous Hemostasis
		Uniform and Flat
Case Studies - Burn surgery		Section Summary
Electrical/Flame Burn
Burns to Lower Extremities		Application
Burns to Upper and Lower Extremities		Intra-Operative guidelines
Fascial Burn		Estimating the Number and Size of Sheets
Section Summary		Product Preparation
		Meshing and Handling
Case Studies - Reconstructive Surgery		Placement, Shaping and Cutting
Resurfacing a Keloid on a Chin		Stapling and Suturing
Release of a Contracted Axilla		Dressing
Scar revision - Lower Chin		Section Summary
Hypertrophic Scarring Contracture Release
Contracture Release Breast Reconstruction		Post-Op Care
Section Summary		Neodermis formation
		Inspection and care of the Neodermis
IDRT Section Summary		Movement/outpatient care
		Hematoma
		Fluid accumulation
INTEGRA in Burn Surgery		Purulence/infection
Excision		Premature silicone separation
Pre Operative Guidelines		Section Summary
Complete Excision of Non-Viable Tissue
Uniform and Flat Wound Bed		Reconstructive Surgery Summary
Adequate Vascular Supply
Meticulous Hemostasis
Infection Free Wound Bed		Epidermal Grafting
Section Summary		Silicone Removal
		Inspect and Prepare Neodermis
Application		Harvesting the Thin Epidermal Graft
Intra-Operative Guidelines		Attaching the Thin Graft
Estimating the Number and Size of Sheets		Epidermal Graft Post-Op Care
Product Preparation		Section Summary
Meshing and Handling
Placement, Shaping and Cutting
Stapling and Suturing		Procedure Videos
Dressings		Process of dermal regeneration from a full-thickness burn injury
Section Summary
Post-Op Care		Process of dermal regeneration from reconstructive surgery
Neodermis formation
Signs of mature Neodermis
Dressing regimen		Process of the excision of affected tissue
Bolstering and splinting
Frequency of dressing changes		Technique of meshing INTEGRA
Positioning the patient
Moving and turning the patient		Application of stapling and suturing INTEGRA in place
Anti-shear techniques
Physical Therapy
Large Hematoma		Silicone removal prior to epidermal grafting
Small, late forming Hematoma
Fluid accumulation		Inspecting and preparing the Neodermisfor epidermal grafting
Infection
Infection at staple
Areas of non-take	Technique of harvesting a thin epidermal graft
Section Summary
	Technique of attaching the thin epidermal graft
Burn Surgery Summary
	This video demonstrates terminally sterilized product preparation

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