Evaluation of hydrocolloids and topical medication in minor burns.
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Summary
A comparison of low-gel hydrocolloids with and without medication and chlorhexidine tulle gras, as bacteriological barriers in minor bums, shows clear differences in the effects of medication and treatment.
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- article
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- 1995-05-01
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Keywords
Medicine, Chlorhexidine, Topical agents, Dermatology, Topical medication
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