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THE USE OF ALLOGENEIC SKIN IN BURNS
https://doi.org/10.1142/9789812815262_0009Cited by:0 (Source: Crossref)
Abstract:
The following sections are included:
Introduction
Allograft Take
Clinical Features of Allografts
Restoration of the physical barrier
Reduction of infection
Reduction in pain
Promotion of wound healing
Revascularisation of the wound bed
Ease of application
Allograft rejection
Disease transmission
Clinical Indications
Partial-thickness burns
Temporary coverage for excised full-thickness burns
Allograft overlay for widely expanded autografts
Preparation of wounds for grafting
Types of Allograft
Fresh allografts
Cryopreserved skin
Glycerol-preserved allografts
Freeze dried allografts
Future Considerations
Conclusion
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