Stem cells and repair of necrosis after dermolipectomy: a case study.

Skin ulcers secondary to necrosis post-dermolipectomy occur infrequently. Despite their rarity and because of their complex pathopathophysiological nature, their resolution is a major challenge for plastic surgeons. This study is to recognise the safety and efficiency of use of CD34 stem cells (SC), obtained from the patient's bone marrow, within a solid autologous fibrin scaffold in the case of female patient with an ulcer with torpid evolution as a result of an abdominal dermolipectomy.