substitutes do well on dura: Comparison of split skin grafting +/− artificial dermis for reconstruction of full-thickness calvarial defects

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Dermal substitutes do well on dura: Comparison of split skin grafting +/− artificial dermis for reconstruction of full-thickness calvarial defects


Wain RAJ, Shah SHA, Senarath-Yapa K, et al (Royal Preston Hosp, Lancashire, UK) J Plast Reconstr Aesth Surg 63:e826-e828, 2010§



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