The investigations have demonstrated a high efficiency of the certified human fetal lung fibroblasts in the treatment of skin wounds of various etiology. For treatment, a fibroblast monolayer grown on a backing was applied to various types of wounds (burns frostbites, donor site suppurations) and in shin phlegmon. There was wound debrediment and rapid skin recovery. Employing the cells from the certified cell culture banks provides not only a biologically and genetic uniform material, but also makes it possible to standardize treatments which are useful for wide medical application, by delivering the standard cells to medical institutions which have no experience in culturing. To set up banks of cell cultures and to store them for a long time at a temperature of liquid nitrogen in adequate quantities of ampoules allow the cultured fibroblasts to be provided with if a large quantity of cells is required, which may be useful in emergencies.

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