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  • 67. Topical treatment of partial thickness burns by silver sulfadiazine plus hyaluronic acid compared to silver sulfadiazine alone: a double-blind, clinical study.
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  • 70. Superpulsed (Ga-As, 904 nm) low-level laser therapy (LLLT) attenuates inflammatory response and enhances healing of burn wounds.
    Gupta A, Keshri GK, Yadav A, Gola S, Chauhan S, Salhan AK, Bala Singh S.
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  • 72. [Experiences with the use of cerium nitrate silver sulfadiazine in the local treatment of thermal injuries in childhood].
    Lorenz C, Specht U, Beyer W, Ströhmann F, Garbe S, Mau H.
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  • 74. Improving scar quality: a prospective clinical study.
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  • 77. Antibacterial effect of dressings containing multivalent silver ion carried by zirconium phosphate on experimental rat burn wounds.
    Luo G, Tang J, He W, Wu J, Ma B, Wang X, Chen X, Yi S, Zhang X, Li X, Fitzgerald M.
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