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case_images: After failed split-thickness skin graft and before second round of Manuka honey dressings.
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case_images: Unfortunately the graft was unsuccessful and one week after the procedure the graft was removed due to missing adherence of skin graft (Fig. 1).
case_images: The Manuka honey dressing before aquacel and regular gauze are added.
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case_images: Conservative treatment with only Manuka honey dressings was carried on (Fig. 2).
case_images: Two month with continued honey treatment following failed skin graft.
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case_images: Foley catheter was used throughout the whole treatment period to ensure control and avoid wetting of the dressings. Fifty-two days after we initiated treatment at our department, the penis was completely healed (Fig. 3).