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Fresh hypothermically stored amniotic allograft in the treatment of chronic nonhealing ulcers: a prospective case series
2018
Chronic Wound Care Management and Research
Amniotic membranes have been used for a variety of surgical applications since the 1900s. Recent developments in the field of chronic wound care have accelerated and expanded their use. To date, there are over 70 amniotic products available, including dehydrated human amnion/chorion and cryopreserved human amnion. The integrity of these grafts, however, may be compromised during processing. Fresh hypothermically stored amniotic allograft (HSAM) may improve healing rates by preserving growth
doi:10.2147/cwcmr.s153317
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