THE 1999 CLINICAL RESEARCH AWARD Cultured Skin Substitutes Combined With Integra Artificial Skin* to Replace Native Skin Autograft and Allograft for the Closure of Excised Full–Thickness Burns

T. Boyce, Steven; J. Kagan, Richard; A. Meyer, Nicholas; P. Yakuboff, Kevin; D. Warden, Glenn

doi:10.1097/00004630-199920060-00006

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THE 1999 CLINICAL RESEARCH AWARD Cultured Skin Substitutes Combined With Integra Artificial Skin* to Replace Native Skin Autograft and Allograft for the Closure of Excised Full–Thickness Burns

Published in Journal of Burn Care & Rehabilitation • Nov 1, 1999

Authors:

Steven T. Boyce

Richard J. Kagan

Nicholas A. Meyer

Abstract

Prompt and permanent closure of excised full-thickness burns remains a critical factor in a patient's recovery from massive burn injuries. Hypothetically, Integra Artificial Skin (Integra) may replace the need for allografts for immediate wound coverage, and cultured skin substitutes (CSS) that cont...

Subject

Medicine

Skin grafting

Surgery

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