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    Andrews CJ, Kimble RM, Kempf M, Cuttle L.
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  • 54. Survival and wound contraction of full-thickness skin grafts are associated with the degree of tissue edema of the graft bed in immediate excision and early wound excision and grafting in a rabbit model.
    Wang YB, Ogawa Y, Kakudo N, Kusumoto K.
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    Lonie S, Baker P, Teixeira RP.
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    Liu Y, Huang XY, Yang XH.
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