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Complex Soft Tissue Injuries Following Elevator Door Entrapment: A Case Report Including Surgical Management

Abdulla A Fakhro^1,2, Hasan H Al Ajmi², Mohamed Mahmoud²

¹Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, Houston Methodist Hospital, Houston, USA.

|June 17, 2026

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A severe gluteal soft tissue injury from elevator entrapment was successfully treated with plastic surgery techniques and negative pressure wound therapy (NPWT). This case highlights effective management of complex trauma for excellent outcomes.

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Trauma Surgery
Plastic Surgery
Wound Management

Background:

Elevator entrapment can cause severe, complex soft tissue injuries.
Avulsion-type lacerations require specialized surgical approaches.
Prompt and definitive management is crucial for optimal patient outcomes.

Keywords:

avulsion laceration elevator injury negative pressure wound therapy plastic surgery reconstructive elevator soft tissue trauma wound closure

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