| Silicone occlusive treatment of hypertrophic scar in the rabbit model |
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Alexandrina S. Saulis, Jerome D. Chao, Alvin Telser, Jon E. Mogford, Thomas A. Mustoe
Hypertrophic scar formation at sites of healed cutaneous injury often produces functional and esthetic deficits. Treatments have been limited in part by a lack of understanding of scar etiology and the lack of animal models of hypertrophic scarring. Silicone dressing is reported to provide positive outcomes with respect to a reduction in scar hypertrophy and an improvement in color differences, although the exact mechanism is unknown. |
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