excision and skin grafting versus delayed skin grafting in deep hand burns (a randomised clinical controlled trial)

Trauma


Burns


Early excision and skin grafting versus delayed skin grafting in deep hand burns (a randomised clinical controlled trial)


Mohammadi AA, Bakhshaeekia AR, Marzban S, et al (Shiraz Univ of Med Sciences, Iran; et al) Burns 37:36-41, 2011§



R.E. Salisbury, MD



Evidence Ranking


• B



Expert Rating


• 2



Abstract



Introduction


Early excision and grafting (E&G) of burn wounds has been reported to decrease hospital stay, hospital costs and septic complications, and some purport reduced mortality while decreasing hospital costs.

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