2003The Chinese Journal of Burns Wounds & Surface UlcersRequires access

Clinical experience with MEBO in treating 815 cases of burn

Liang Rui

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Objective: To observe the efficiacy of MEBO in treating 815 cases of burn. Method: After cleaningthe wounds and removing the water from the blisters. MEBO was applied once every 6 hours until the wounds healed.Result: all the wounds healed with no or very few scar. Conclusion: MEBO has the advantages of simple and easy to apply,painless and no or very few scar formation and in some cases, patients can be healed without being subjected to operation.

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Objective: To observe the efficiacy of MEBO in treating 815 cases of burn. Method: After cleaningthe wounds and removing the water from the blisters. MEBO was applied once every 6 hours until the wounds healed.Result: all the wounds healed with no or very few scar. Conclusion: MEBO has the advantages of simple and easy to apply,painless and no or very few scar formation and in some cases, patients can be healed without being subjected to operation.

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Objective: To observe the efficiacy of MEBO in treating 815 cases of burn. Method: After cleaningthe wounds and removing the water from the blisters. MEBO was applied once every 6 hours until the wounds healed.Result: all the wounds healed with no or very few scar. Conclusion: MEBO has the advantages of simple and easy to apply,painless and no or very few scar formation and in some cases, patients can be healed without being subjected to operation.

Key concepts: Medicine, Surgery, Blisters, Dermatology, Immunology

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