Экспериментальное обоснование применения дермального эквивалента в лечении ран
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Для широкого внедрения биотехнологических методов восстановления кожного покрова в клиническую практику требуется использование новых методик мониторинга раневого процесса при различных воздействиях на рану (Jones JE, Nelson ЕА., 2000). Основным лабораторным методом, предлагаемым для мониторинга состояния раны, является морфологический' (мазки-отпечатки и т. п.) (Кузин М.И., Костюченок Б. М., под… Читать ещё >
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