Kerecis and Recell in Patients with Necrotizing Fasciitis: Report of Our First Experience in Three Patients.

Mil MedSep 1, 2026

Katharina Pellegrin, Kenneth John Ortiz

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Case in brief

Three patients with necrotizing soft tissue infections underwent treatment involving Kerecis and ReCell for reconstruction of extensive full-thickness integumentary defects. The use of Kerecis facilitated the rapid generation of a pliable dermal matrix, while ReCell allowed for a reduction in the size of skin grafts needed. This combined approach aimed to enhance healing and minimize donor-site complications.

Diagnostic / clinical pearl

The combination of Kerecis and ReCell may offer an effective strategy for reconstructing defects in necrotizing fasciitis, promoting faster healing and reducing donor-site morbidity.

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