DOI: 10.1055/s-00000048

Osteosynthesis and Trauma Care

Ausgabe 01 · Volume 15 · Februar 2007 · Kostenlose Probeausgabe DOI: 10.1055/s-002-6150

Editorial

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    Dittel, K.-K.:

    Editorial

    • Original Article

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    Uhlig, C.; Hierlemann, H.; Dittel, K.-K.:

    Actual Strategies in the Treatment of Severe Burns - Considering Modern Skin Substitutes

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    Rapp, M.; Uhlig, C.; Dittel, K.-K.:

    The Treatment of Mass Burn Casualties Resulting from Mass Disaster

  • 17
    Hafner-Chvojka, C.; Junginger, W.:

    Early Necrectomy: Special Management in Anesthesiology and Intensive Care

  • 21
    Schlegel, B.; Uhlig, C.; Emmerich, A.; Biesalski, H. K.:

    Endothelial Permeability and 3-Nitrotyrosine in Major Burns

  • 26
    Schiestl, C.; Beynon, C.; Balmer, B.:

    What are the Differences? - Treatment of Burns in Children Compared to Treatment in Adults

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    Ottomann, C.; Küntscher, M. V.; Hartmann, B.:

    The Combination of Cultured Epidermal Autograft (CEA) and Split Thickness Skin Graft Technique (Meek) in Therapy for Severe Burns

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    Haller, H.:

    Data Collection in Burn Injuries - Rationale for BurnCase 3D

  • 42
    Nolte, S. V.; Xu, W.; Rodemann, H.-P.; Rennekampff, H.-O.:

    Suitability of Biomaterials for Cell Delivery in Vitro

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    Kamolz, L. P.; Andel, H.; Eisenbock, B.; Burjak, S.; Roka, J.; Rath, T.; Frey, M.:

    The Use of Allogeneic Cultivated Keratinocytes for the Early Coverage of Burns - The Viennese Concept