All are true in degloving injury except: (A) Can happen in rollover injury caused by a motor vehicle, (B) All the non bleeding skin should be excised, (C) Examination under anesthesia is required, (D) Injury is less extensive than it actually appear
Answer is D. A closed degloving may be a rollover injury, typically caused by a motor vehicle over a limb. Such an injury will extend far fuher than expected, and much of the limb skin may be non-ble. Examination under anaesthetic is required with a radical excision of all non-bleeding skin Bailey and Love 27e pg: 28