Treatment of acute cutaneous wounds with allogenic acellular skin substitutes can diminish the scarring response: assessment with optical coherence tomography & sequential temporal biopsies

N. S. Greaves; T. Hodgkinson; J. Morris; B. Benatar; Teresa Alonso Rasgado; M. Baguneid; Ardeshir Bayat

Treatment of acute cutaneous wounds with allogenic acellular skin substitutes can diminish the scarring response: assessment with optical coherence tomography & sequential temporal biopsies

N. S. Greaves, T. Hodgkinson, J. Morris, B. Benatar, Teresa Alonso Rasgado, M. Baguneid, Ardeshir Bayat

Division of Musculoskeletal & Dermatological Sciences (L5)

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Original language	English
Journal	British Journal of Surgery
Publication status	Published - 2014

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