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Clinical experience with viable frozen human skin and a frozen skin bank

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27 July 2017

Clinical experience with viable frozen human skin and a frozen skin bank (English)

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27 July 2017

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Bondoc CC

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Burke JF

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1 September 1971

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Annals of Surgery

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174

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371-382

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PERMANENT SURVIVAL OF PRESERVED SKIN AUTOGRAFTS

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A reliable frozen tissue bank: viability and stability of 82 neoplastic and normal cell types after prolonged storage at -78 degrees C.

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Differential susceptibility of epithelial cells and fibroblasts of human skin to freeze injury. Report on an improved method for storage of human skin at--196 degrees-C

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Early Homografting of Second Degree Burns

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Homograft skin for wound coverage. A study of versatility.

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A clinical study of the use of skin homografts for burns

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Is skin homografting necessary? A re-examination of the rationale for auto- or homo-grafting of cutaneous injuries and a preliminary report on the action of plastic dressings

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Viability of skin in relation to various methods of storage

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An experimental study of the effects of freezing, partial dehydration, and ultra-rapid cooling on the survival of dog skin grafts

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Prevention of Freezing Damage to Living Cells by Dimethyl Sulphoxide

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Clinical use of viable frozen human skin

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The storage of living skin

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Primary excision and grafting of large burns

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Review lecture. Immunosuppressive agents, with special reference to antilymphocytic serum

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A method of secondary closure of heavily contaminated wounds proividing "physiologic primary closure".

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Combined Burn Therapy Utilizing Immediate Skin Allografts and 0.5% AgNO3

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Multiple uses of viable cutaneous homografts in the burned patient

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10.1097/00000658-197109000-00006

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