Management of soft-tissue injuries is a critical principle in the treatment of orthopaedic trauma. Understanding the options for soft-tissue reconstruction is vital for successful patient outcomes. Application of dermal regenerative templates (DRTs) in traumatic wounds has created a new rung in the reconstructive ladder bridging the gap between skin graft and flap coverage. There are multiple DRT products with specific clinical indications and mechanisms of action. This review outlines the up-to-date specifications and uses of DRT in commonly seen orthopaedic injuries.
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