Maestro”: A Pioneering Plastic Surgeon—Sir Archibald McIndoe and His Innovating Work on patients With Burn Injury During World War II


“The Maestro”: A Pioneering Plastic Surgeon—Sir Archibald McIndoe and His Innovating Work on patients With Burn Injury During World War II


Geomelas M, Ghods M, Ring A, et al (Ernst von Bergmann Hosp, Potsdam, Germany; Ruhr-Univ Bochum, Berlin, Germany; et al) J Burn Care Res 32:363-368, 2011§



R. Salisbury, MD



Evidence Ranking


D



Expert Rating


3



Abstract

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