Trauma

Burns

Full-Thickness vs Split-Skin Grafting in Pediatric Hand Burns—A 10-Year Review of 174 Cases

Chandrasegaram MD, Harvey J (Children’s Hosp Westmead, Sydney, Australia) J Burn Care Res 30:867-871, 2009^§

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