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Burn

1. In printing, the time at which an image is put on a plate.

2. In film, a ghost of an image that remains after the image has disappeared.

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Phase II, Non-Comparative Trial of Carboxymethylcellulose Silver Dressing Reinforced With Nylon to Treat Partial Thickness Burns.

ConvaTec Launches Innovative New AQUACEL(TM) BURN Dressing With Hydrofiber(TM) Technology at International Society for Burn Injuries

Deep partial thickness burns affect the surface layer of your dog's skin, as well as some layers that are deeper than the surface.

Make sure dogs are protected from the sun

AQUACEL[R] Ag BURN dressing represents a significant advance in the management of partial thickness burns," said Kevin N.

ConvaTec Introduces AQUACEL[R] Ag Burn Dressing With Hydrofiber[R] Technology for the Management of Partial Thickness Burns

The clearance received allows the Company to market the DermADAPT Biomatrix for the management of a variety of wounds including pressure ulcers, venous ulcers, surgical, podiatric, and trauma wounds including partial thickness burns.

Pegasus Biologics Enters Wound Care Market With FDA Clearance for DermADAPT(TM) Biomatrix

The Company is focused on the commercialization of cell-based and tissue-engineered products including two that have FDA approval for marketing: Dermagraft, for diabetic foot ulcers and TransCyte, to treat full and partial thickness burns.

Advanced BioHealing Closes Second Tranche of Series C Financing

In addition to the uses already indicated for the product such as surgical incisions, skin ulcerations, pressure sores stages I-IV, minor lacerations, cuts and abrasions, the management of diabetic ulcers, partial thickness burns and hypothermia burns, the labeling revision will allow the Company to approach the $64 million debridement market.

Derma Sciences Inc. receives new indication for use from FDA

May 15 /PRNewswire/ -- A protocol of care using AQUACEL(R) Ag Hydrofiber(R) dressing demonstrated greater clinical and economic benefits in the management of adult and pediatric patients with partial thickness burns compared to a protocol of care including silver sulfadiazine (silvadene) cream, according to a study published in the current issue of Journal of Burn Care & Research.

Journal of Burn Care & Research Reports AQUACEL(R) Ag Hydrofiber(R) Dressing Demonstrated Benefits Over Silver Sulfadiazine in Managing Patients with Partial Thickness Burns