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Scalp Ulceration From a Circumferential Head Dressing After Craniotomy: Case Report of An Uncommon Complication Due to Human Error

The present paper describes a previously unpublished complication of the application of a circumferential head dressing after cranial neurosurgery. A 34-year-old woman developed a large area of skin necrosis on her forehead from a circumferential head dressing applied after the surgical removal of a colloid cyst. Neurological recovery was excellent but plastic surgical repair of her iatrogenic cosmetic injury was required.