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Weak direct current accelerates split-thickness graft healing on tangentially excised second-degree burns

Chu et al., 1991

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16946513409748160679
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Chu C
McManus A
Okerberg C
Mason Jr A
Pruitt Jr B
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The Journal of burn care & rehabilitation

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We have examined the effects of direct current (DC) conducted through silver-nylon dressings on the healing time and morphologic maturation of split-thickness grafts placed on tangentially excised deep partial-thickness burn wounds. Male guinea pigs (n= 120) were …
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