Effect of Air Exposure and Occlusion on Experimental Human Skin Wounds

GEORGE D. WINTER

doi:10.1038/200378a0

journal article Oct 01, 1963

Effect of Air Exposure and Occlusion on Experimental Human Skin Wounds

GEORGE D. WINTER

Nature Vol. 200 No. 4904 pp. 378-379 · Springer Science and Business Media LLC

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Published: Oct 01, 1963
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Pages: 378-379
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GEORGE D. WINTER (1963). Effect of Air Exposure and Occlusion on Experimental Human Skin Wounds. Nature, 200(4904), 378-379. https://doi.org/10.1038/200378a0

Effect of Air Exposure and Occlusion on Experimental Human Skin Wounds

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