【摘要】 Severe thermal burns usually result in complex facial problems such as contracture and formation of hyper/hypopigmentation, contracture, hypertrophic scars or deformity, with patients often requiring reconstructive surgery. Therefore, seeking a superior and reliable burn therapy remains a great challenge for plastic and burn surgeons. However, the optimal treatment of thermal injuries remains controversial. In the 1960 s, a new therapeutic concept, that sterile polyethylene film might be used as a type of moist occlusive dressing, was successively proposed. Below we present a hypothesis that combined utilization of sterile polyethylene film and burn cream may be a novel and superior therapeutic approach for thermal burns. To distinguish this method from traditional moist burn therapy, this new therapy we proposed is named modified moist occlusive burn therapy(MMOBT).更多还原

【Abstract】 Severe thermal burns usually result in complex facial problems such as contracture and formation of hyper/hypopigmentation, contracture, hypertrophic scars or deformity, with patients often requiring reconstructive surgery. Therefore, seeking a superior and reliable burn therapy remains a great challenge for plastic and burn surgeons. However, the optimal treatment of thermal injuries remains controversial. In the 1960 s, a new therapeutic concept, that sterile polyethylene film might be used as a type of moist occlusive dressing, was successively proposed. Below we present a hypothesis that combined utilization of sterile polyethylene film and burn cream may be a novel and superior therapeutic approach for thermal burns. To distinguish this method from traditional moist burn therapy, this new therapy we proposed is named modified moist occlusive burn therapy(MMOBT).更多还原