Healing after dermal injury is a complex but imperfect process that results in a wide range of
visible scars. The degree of disfigurement is not the sole determinant of a scar's effect on …

Paediatric burn injuries are common, especially in children younger than 5 years, and can
lead to poor physical and psychosocial outcomes in the long term. In this Review, we aim to …

Scar formation is an important adverse consequence of burns. How patients appraise their
scar quality is often studied shortly after sustaining the injury, but information in the long …

Among the available dressings for partial‐thickness burn wound treatment, SUPRATHEL
has shown good usability and effectiveness for wound healing and patient comfort and has …

Background Vascularity is an important parameter closely associated with the scar
maturation. Reliable and accurate measurement of vascularity helps to monitor the scar …

Burns are traumatic tissue injuries accompanied by various physiological and psychological
morbidities. 1–3 Scar is the most apparent pathognomonic characteristic of burn injury and …

Background: Various synthetic and biological wound dressings are available for the
treatment of superficial burns, and standard care differs among hospitals. Nevertheless, the …

Background Burn scar maturation can take several years but is generally studied shortly
after injury. Therefore, we investigated patient-reported scar quality up to 5–7 years post …

Long‐term scar formation is an important adverse consequence in children with burns,
however, information regarding scar quality in the long‐term is lacking. Therefore, we …

The main therapeutic options for extensive scarring (eg,> 20% of the total body surface area,
or TBSA) after burns and trauma have focused on conservative treatments, such as …