Wolfe Graft is: (A) Thin split thickness graft, (B) Full thickness skin graft, (C) Local flap, (D) Free flap
Answer is B. Split-thickness skin graftsCalled Thiersch grafts. They are used to cover all sizes of wound, are of limited durability and will contract.Full-thickness skin grafts Called Wolfe graftsUsed for smaller areas of skin replacement where good elastic skin that will not contract is required (such as fingers, eyelids, facial pas).Ref: Bailey and love 27e pg: 636