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. 2010 May;92(4):e12–e14. doi: 10.1308/147870810X12659688851834

Figure 1.

Figure 1

(A) A granulating abdominal wound, secondary to laparostomy, with a gastrocutaneous fistula (arrowed). (B) The application of a Flexi-Seal® FMS to the fistula (arrowed) and skin graft dressed with paraffin gauze and polyurethane foam. (C) The skin graft at the first wound check (day 5), with continent diversion of secretions with the FMS. (D) The graft at day 13, with successful adherence of a stoma bag to the grafted tissue.