Method To define relevant literature, the search strategy presented in Table 1 was
conducted. A literature search was performed in Pubmed and Embase for each topic …

Background Burn injuries are an important health problem. They occur frequently in the
head and neck region. The face is the area central to a person's identity that provides our …

Objective: Skin graft donor site management is a concern particularly for elderly patients and
patients with poor wound healing competence, and also because donor sites are a source of …

The initial care of burn wounds and choice of dressing are pivotal to optimally support the
healing process. To ensure fast re‐epithelialisation within 10–14 days and prevent …

Burns disrupt the protective skin barrier with consequent loss of cutaneous temperature
regulation, infection prevention, evaporative losses, and other vital functions. Chronically …

Background and Objectives: Porcine xenografts have been used successfully in partial
thickness burn treatment for many years. Their disappearance from the market led to the …

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 …

While split-thickness autologous skin grafts remain the most common method of definitive
burn wound closure, dermal substitutes have emerged as an attractive option. There are …

Hypertrophic scars (HTSs) are pathological structures resulting from chronic inflammation
during the wound healing process, particularly in complex injuries like burns. The aim of this …

Aim Our aim was to compare two different regimens for the treatment of children with partial-
thickness scalds. These were treated with either a porcine xenograft (EZderm®, Mölnlycke …