Objective: Pediatric burns are a major source of injury and in the absence of adequate care
can lead to lifelong functional loss and disfigurement. While split thickness skin autografts …

Background: Facial burns have lasting physical and psychological effects on pediatric
patients. Proper management to minimize morbidities challenges reconstructive surgeons …

Amniotic membrane is immunologically privileged and is a reservoir of growth factors and
cytokines known to modulate inflammation and enhance the healing process, while also …

Burns are among the most common traumas in developing countries, which consume large
amounts of medical resources. It is important to find an appropriate material for dressing of …

The use of split‐thickness skin autografts (STSA) with dermal substitutes is the gold standard
treatment for third‐degree burn patients. In this article, we tested whether cryopreserved …

Background: Several studies have shown that the application of amniotic membrane as a
biological dressing in the management of burns is accompanied by rapid re …

Background Several studies have shown that the application of amniotic membrane as a
biological dressing in the management of burns is accompanied by rapid re-epithelialisation …

Background Genital burns have devastating effects on patient and have been classified by
the American Burn Association as major burn injury. The management of these injuries …

Background: Burns are among the most common traumas in developing countries, which
consume large amounts of medical resources. It is important to find an appropriate material …

BACKGROUND: Wound coverage for second-degree burns remains a clinical challenge.
Human amniotic membranes have been used for many years in the treatment of burns; …