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[Clinical effects and mechanism of treating extensive deep burns by stage-Ⅱ Meek skin grafting on adipose tissue after tangential excision].

F Li, H W Wang, K N Yin, Y F, Qingtao Hu, W Liu, Qin Chen, Q X Zhang, X Chen, Zhiru Liang, Yanming Sun, X F

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Abstract

Meek skin grafting on the adipose tissue in stage-Ⅱ surgery after tangential excision could reduce the times of complement skin grafting and shorten wound healing time of patients with extensive deep burns. The mechanism may be related to the improvement of the recipient condition of adipose tissue.

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Meek skin grafting on the adipose tissue in stage-Ⅱ surgery after tangential excision could reduce the times of complement skin grafting and shorten wound healing time of patients with extensive deep burns. The mechanism may be related to the improvement of the recipient condition of adipose tissue.

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Meek skin grafting on the adipose tissue in stage-Ⅱ surgery after tangential excision could reduce the times of complement skin grafting and shorten wound healing time of patients with extensive deep burns. The mechanism may be related to the improvement of the recipient condition of adipose tissue.

Key concepts: Medicine, Skin grafting, Surgery, Adipose tissue, Stage (stratigraphy), Wound healing, Debridement (dental), Grafting

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