Burns

Integra dermal regeneration template for deep hand burns is effective

Published in Biotech Business Week, January 26th, 2004

Cosmetic and functional results of treating deep hand burns with a synthetic dermal regeneration template are favorable, researchers say.

"Adequate acute treatment of the deeply burned hand and any subsequent reconstructive procedures may be hampered by the lack of sufficient suitable graft material and the risks of donor site morbidity and scarring," scientists in France report.

"This investigation was designed to determine the feasibility of treating deep hand burns using a dermal regeneration template. Patients with deep hand burns underwent either acute treatment or reconstructive procedures with Integra dermal regeneration template," wrote E....

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Source: Biotech Business Week (2004-01-26)

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