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The effect of human amniotic membranes on the bacterial population of infected rat burns

ROBSON et al., 1973

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7155121307705472373
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ROBSON M
KRIZEK T
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Annals of surgery

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Population of Infected Rat Burns Page 1 The Effect of Human Amniotic Membranes on the Bacterial Population of Infected Rat Burns T: sine qua non of healing for the burn wound is the reestablishment of continuity of the skin. This may occur spontaneously in partial-thickness …
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