Conclusion:
In conclusion, our study demonstrates the successful application of the Pasha Device for dermo traction in achieving delayed primary closure of a fasciotomy wound associated with a closed tibial diaphyseal fracture, particularly in vascular compromise. By employing the principles of dermo traction over 20 days, facilitated by the innovative design of the Pasha Device, complete closure and subsequent healing of the wound were achieved within 35 days. These results signify the potential of the Pasha Device as a cost-effective and efficient method for managing such complex wounds, offering favorable outcomes and paving the way for enhanced patient recovery and mobility. Further studies on a larger scale are warranted to validate the efficacy and safety of this technique in diverse clinical settings.