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- S B Watson and J G Miller.
- Regional Children's Burns Unit, Booth Hall Hospital, Blackley, Manchester, UK.
- Burns. 1993 Dec 1;19(6):519-21.
AbstractThe use of silastic foam as a surgical dressing in 15 children with full thickness burns to the hand is described. Silastic foam is a safe, easy and effective means of dressing the hand following surgery. It is rigid enough to act as a splint, and at the same time is deformable and accommodates postoperative swelling.
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