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Comparison Between Effect of Adrenaline and Without Adrenaline in Tumescent Solutions on Bleeding Control of Skin Graft Donor Site.
The purpose of this study is to appraise if various concentration of adrenaline containing tumescent has any significant role in bleeding at skin graft donor site bleeding through photographic assessment.
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