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Microskin grafting of rabbit skin wounds with Biobrane overlay
Burns, 1992Biobrane was used to overlay micrografts and the wound using the microskin grafting technique with an expansion ratio of 10:1 in 16 rabbits. The rabbits were divided randomly into four groups, with four rabbits in each group, for evaluating the wound conditions on days 7, 10, 12 and 14. Histological examination of the removed Biobrane showed a variable
S D, Lin, C S, Lai, C K, Chou, C W, Tsai
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A comparison of Biobrane vs. homograft for coverage of contaminated burn wounds
Burns, 1988An evaluation was made comparing homograft to Biobrane for the coverage of excised burn wounds using a rat model which had been contaminated with 1 x 10(5) Pseudomonas aeruginosa 1244. The homograft and Biobrane were then covered with either silver sulphadiazine cream, a 5 per cent mafenide acetate solution, or no topical antibacterial agent. Five days
S, Gonce, P, Miskell, J P, Waymack
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Use of a Semipermeable Dressing (Biobrane®) Following Laser Resurfacing of the Face
Plastic Surgical Nursing, 1997Biobrane provides a suitable, reliable method of postoperative wound coverage for the laser resurfaced patient. Pain and drainage are minimized.
V M, VanderKam, B M, Achauer, G, Finnie
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Biobrane: A retrospective analysis of outcomes at a specialist adult burns centre
Burns, 2011This study is a retrospective analysis of 168 adult burns patients who received definitive treatment for partial thickness burns with Biobrane at a specialist burns centre. Our aim was to establish whether Biobrane served as a reliable, definitive treatment option or whether further treatment and allocation of surgical and nursing resources was ...
Daniel John, Hubik +3 more
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Experience with biobrane: uses and caveats for success.
Eplasty, 2011To present some of our experience with Biobrane (a total of 703 patients in 7 years) in a range of uses in burn practice and to illustrate the caveats that we have found applicable in maintaining our success with this versatile material.Retrospective analysis of theatre records, medical notes, and photography database to categorize our experience with ...
John E, Greenwood +2 more
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Biobrane-Wundauflagen auf Verbrühungen – ein sinnvolles Therapiekonzept?
2015Einleitung: Verbrühungen nehmen eine gesonderte Rolle im Bereich der Verbrennungsverletzungen ein. Durch eine verlängerte Nachwirkzeit der Hitze der schädigenden Flüssigkeit im Gewebe kann es zum Nachtiefen der verletzten Areale kommen, teilweise auch erst nach Tagen. Die Einschätzung[for full text, please go to the a.m. URL]
Krezdorn, N +3 more
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Management of difficult wounds with Biobrane.
Connecticut medicine, 1995Nine patients with open wounds are reviewed. All wounds were debrided prior to application of Biobrane. Silver sulfadiazine was applied twice daily. All healed uneventfully after closure. Biobrane is recommended for treatment of difficult and large open wounds; its use reduces evaporative loss and bacterial proliferation, enabling development of a ...
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Pediatric Considerations in the Use of Biobrane in Burn Wound Management
Journal of Burn Care & Rehabilitation, 1995Biobrane 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 ...
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Cyanoacrylate tissue glues facilitate the application of Biobrane
Burns, 2005James A, Haeney +2 more
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