Long-Term Follow-up With Multispecialty Management of a Giant Lymphangioma of an Infant Tongue Contributed to Reduced Complications of the Disease: A Case Report of a 21-Year Follow-up.

. Lymphangiomas are benign tumors of abnormal lymphatic tissue. Approximately 6% of all lymphangiomas occur on the tongue.

Full circumference lower extremity degloving injury treated with hydrosurgical debridement and negative-pressure wound therapy with gauze wound filler for fixation of avulsed flap skin grafts.

Degloving, a skin and subcutis avulsion, is a severe traumatic injury sometimes caused by rolling wheels or machines. Although avulsed flaps are often readapted to its original site, most of these tissues become necrotic. Due to the extensive skin and soft tissue deficiency caused by necrosis, treatment becomes difficult.