Therapeutic Treatment of 2A Grade Burns with Decellularized Bovine Peritoneum as a Xenograft: Multicenter Randomized Clinical Trial.

Homogeneous and xenogenic bioengineering structures are actively used as wound coatings in treatment of burns and have already shown their effectiveness. Nevertheless, the disadvantage of such dressings is their high cost. This issue is particularly challenging for developing countries in which the incidence of burns is the highest one.

Successful Treatment Outcomes for Partial Thickness Burns by Innovative Bovine Peritoneum Dressing.

In the world practice of treating burns, acellular matrices have been used for quite a long time. However, the budget for treating one burn patient in Kazakhstan does not exceed $1000. This amount does not cover the costs for procurement of foreign-made xenograft dressings.

Composite Reparative Surgery of a Postoperative Through-and-through Facial Defect: Case Report.

We report our positive experience on the treatment of a patient with a composite facial maxillary defect. The stoma was formed following the removal of the adenoid cystic carcinoma of the maxillary sinus. We propose reconstruction repair of the postoperative facial maxillary defect using an inverted cutaneous flap and a split-thickness skin graft.

Transplantation of Cultivated Fibroblasts on a Backing of Xenogenic Tissue in the Treatment of Wounds.

Introduction: Trophic ulcers are a common health problem, and there are numerous treatment methods. Irreversible damage in the skin, subcutaneous tissue, and fascia with long-term ulcer existence make standard autotransplantation inneffective. Skin grafts are often complicated by partial or complete rejection of skin flaps.