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Controlled trial of Biocol versus Jelonet on donor sites

J Ebbehoj, B K Gavrilyuk, V A Menzul, E L Paklin, Rochev YuA

Burns 1996, 22 (7): 557-9

A controlled study of healing time in donor sites covered with Biocol, a new latex-based material, compared with donor sites covered with Jelonet showed a shorter healing time after treatment with Biocol (P < 0.001). No significant difference in cosmetic results 3 months post wounding was observed. No difference in discomfort was observed.

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