. 1995 May-Jun;16(3 Pt 1):331-3; discussion 333-4.
doi: 10.1097/00004630-199505000-00022.
Pediatric considerations in the use of Biobrane in burn wound management
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Pediatric considerations in the use of Biobrane in burn wound management
J Burn Care Rehabil.
1995 May-Jun.
Abstract
Biobrane offers a number of advantages as a wound dressing for children. It does not require the use of surgical instruments, noisy distractions, painful manipulation of the wound, or regimented daily dressing changes. Biobrane does offer the pediatric patient with burns immediate comfort and protection and enhances patient compliance and parental satisfaction.
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