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Dermodress

National Institutes of Health

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Collagen

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2005
2005
Erste klinische Erfahrungen bei der Verwendung von Dermodress®, einem neuen temporären biologischen Hautersatz
SummaryA chemically treated bovine skin, Dermodress®, is presented as a long-term skin substitute. Dermodress® was applied over… 
1988
1988
Dermodress: a temporary skin substitute for coverage of exposed vital structures in the hand.
A chemically treated bovine skin, Dermodress, is presented as a new type of biological dressing for exposed tendons, bones, and… 
1987
1987
[Initial clinical experience using Dermodress, a new temporary biological skin substitute].
A chemically treated bovine skin, Dermodress, is presented as a long-term skin substitute. Dermodress was applied over denuded… 
1986
1986
"Dermodress", a new temporary skin substitute: pilot study on donor sites.
"Dermodress" is a new temporary biological dressing (heterograft) composed of a pure neonatal bovine collagen I. The authors… 
1985
1985
Dermodress: a new, temporary skin substitute for extensive deep burn coverage.
A chemically treated bovine skin, Dermodress, is presented as a long-term skin substitute. Dermodress was applied over denuded… 
1985
1985
Dermodress: A New, Temporary Skin Substitute for Extensive Deep Burn Coverage
A chemically treated bovine skin, Dermodress, is presented as a long-term skin substitute. Dermodress was applied over denuded… 
1985
1985
Influence of native collagen on the cell cycle.
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