Pressure therapy in the treatment of post-burn hypertrophic scar—A critical look into its usefulness and fallacies by pressure monitoring
Authors:
- J.C.Y. ChengJCJ.C.Y. Cheng
- J.H. EvansJEJ.H. Evans
- K.S. LeungKLK.S. Leung
- J.A. ClarkJCJ.A. Clark
- T.T.C. ChoyTCT.T.C. Choy
- P.C. LeungPLP.C. Leung
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