Role of Skin Substitutes in Burn Wound Reconstruction
Skin substitutes have modernised burn wound reconstruction since their use was first pioneered by Burke and Yannas in the 1980s. Skin substitutes offer a solution to the problem of insufficient autologous skin graft availability in major burn wound closure. A growing body of evidence supports the ro...
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| Language: | English |
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IntechOpen
2022
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