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Thin split-skin autografts of normal color were performed on depigmented skin caused by second- and third-degree burns in 32 patients. Repigmentation appeared in almost all the recipient areas soon after grafting and no depigmentation occurred again in the treated area.

Thin split skin autografts taken from the abdomen were used to replace speckled skin caused by dyschromatosis symmetrica hereditaria in one patient. Normal skin colour appeared in the recipient areas and no recurrence was observed in the treated areas.

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