VZL 2004, 73(2):51-53

INTEGRA® - An Innovation in the Treatment of Severe Burns and Extensive Skin Defects

Robert Čáp, Daniel Dobeš, František Hošek
Katedra válečné chirurgie Vojenské lékařské akademie J. E. Purkyně, Hradec Králové

Autoři v článku seznamují s novou metodou léčby rozsáhlých popálenin a kožních defektů. Integra® je nový výrobek registrovaný v USA a některých zemích Evropské unie určený ke krytí rozsáhlých kožních defektů. Článek seznamuje s novým výrobkem, pojednává o základních informacích, včetně jeho klinického využití a indikacích.

Keywords: Biosyntetická náhrada dermis; Integra®; Složení; Indikace; Použití; Zkušenosti

In their article the authors write about a new method of treatment for extensive burns and skin defects. Integra® is a new product registered in the USA and some European Union countries. It is used for covering extensive skin defects. This article describes the new product and discusses basic information, including its clinical use and indications.

Keywords: Dermal regeneration template; Integra®; Composition; Indication; Use; Experience

Received: March 23, 2004; Published: June 1, 2004  Show citation

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Čáp, R., Dobeš, D., & Hošek, F. (2004). INTEGRA® - An Innovation in the Treatment of Severe Burns and Extensive Skin Defects. Vojenské Zdravotnické Listy, 73(2), 51-53
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