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Alterations in wound healing secondary to infusion injury
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Alterations in wound healing secondary to infusion injury
Clin Plast Surg.
1990 Jul.
Abstract
Though uncommon, the occurrence of an extravasation of a tissue-toxic drug can be a very disconcerting event in the physician's practice. A wound specialist, such as a plastic surgeon, is frequently consulted. The author reviews the "state of the art" approach to these challenging wounds.
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