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Clinical Treatment Procedure for =
Deep Burn=20
Wounds
with "Burn Regenerative Therapy"=20
Rong-Xiang Xu, M.D.
Beijing,=20
China
Published March =
11, 2003
In this study, we introduce the histology theory and =
clinical=20
process for "Burn Regenerative Therapy" with MEBT/MEBO after =
deep=20
burns. In this treatment, the burned skin can be liquified =
and=20
discharged without any damage; meanwhile, the subcutaneous =
survival=20
tissue is initiated to proliferate, differentiate, and =
regenerate in=20
situ, so that the full-thickness skin wound can be healed=20
physiologically without disfigurement and disablement after =
an=20
extensive deep burn.=20
The main procedure is to first, apply MEBO onto the =
necrotic or=20
badly damaged wounds, so the necrotic tissues are surrounded =
by MEBO=20
ointment; and then, five biochemistry reactions occur =
hydrolysis,=20
enzymolysis, spoilage, saponication, and esterification; =
later, the=20
necrotic tissues change to liquid form and are discharged =
out of the=20
skin. Secondly, when MEBO is working on necrotic tissue, it =
also=20
releases some activity substances for cell regeneration, =
which act=20
on the survival tissue. Later, the new full skin is =
regenerated in=20
situ with normal skin structure and function from these =
survival=20
tissue cells. The paper also includes clinical applications =
for=20
extensive deep burn treatment using Burn Regenerative =
Therapy with=20
MEBT/MEBO. =20
Recom=
mend=20
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