Effective administration of cranial drilling therapy in the treatment of fourth degree temporal, facial and upper limb burns at high altitude: A case report

Figure 1 Left temporal and facial burn wounds form black scabs.

Figure 2 During the procedure, the left area of the skin tissue was removed, and the papillary muscle is seen. The left facial skin tissue was removed to the SMARS fascia.

Figure 3 The left area of the skin (approximately 3 cm × 3 cm) showed poor survival.

Figure 4 Granulation tissue seen after drilling of the left temporal skull.

Figure 5 Rotating flap covering the exposed bone.