Skin substitutes in the treatment of deep partial skin thickness burns in children: clinical experience and long-term results

Frozen Human Epidermal Allogeneic Cultures Promote Rapid Healing of Facial Dermabrasion Wounds

“…A number of materials and dressings are available for the treatment of dermabrasion sites, donor sites, and partial‐thickness burns. 31–33 A recent survey on treatment of partial‐thickness burns included a variety of dressings such as plain and paraffin gauze, nonbiological occlusive dressings, cadaveric allograft, etc. 34 Also, burns, dermabrasions, and laser skin resurfacing wounds have been treated with ointments and frequent changes of dressings, giving a large variation in rate of healing and contraction.…”

Paediatric partial‐thickness scald burns – is Biobrane the best treatment available?

“…Several methods of Biobrane fixation have been mentioned, such as sutures, fibrin glue and steristrips (2,23). Ou et al (5) fixed Biobrane with steristrips but later replaced them with usual paper adhesive tape with reduction of cost.…”