The Treatment of Partial-Thickness Burns with a Hydroconductive Wound Dressing: Clinical and Mechanistic Effects

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"The Treatment of Partial-Thickness Burns with a Hydroconductive Wound Dressing: Clinical and Mechanistic Effects"
written by David J. Smith, Rachel A. Karlnoski, Ami Patel, C. Wayne Cruse, Kimberly S. Brown, Martin C. Robson,
published by Surgical Science, Vol.4 No.5, 2013

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[4]	Hydroconductive Dressing Options for Cost-Effective Acute & Chronic Wound Healing
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