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    • Biomaterials Science

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    • Tissue expansion is crucial for reconstructive surgery.
    • Traditional tissue expanders have drawbacks like prolonged inflation and patient discomfort.
    • Osmotic expanders offer a self-filling alternative to address these limitations.

    Purpose:

    • To evaluate the efficacy and outcomes of osmotic expanders in tissue reconstruction.
    • To highlight the advantages and limitations of osmotic expanders in clinical practice.

    Summary:

    • This study reviewed 28 cases using osmotic expanders for tissue reconstruction, primarily for large congenital nevi and scars.
    • The average expansion time was 9 weeks with minimal complications, and satisfying aesthetic results.
    • Partial expander extrusion occurred in 11% of cases, with no other significant adverse events.

    Impact:

    • Osmotic expanders enable precise tissue expansion with smaller incisions and shorter operating times.
    • The device offers a more convenient and predictable reconstructive solution for patients.
    • This technology advances tissue reconstruction by reducing patient inconvenience and improving aesthetic outcomes.