Evaluation of clinical results, histological architecture, and collagen expression following treatment of mature burn scars with a fractional carbon dioxide laser.
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A. Ormsby | M. Chaffins | Q. Mi | R. Moy | D. Ozog | J. Pui | E. Fincher | Austin Liu | P. Grossman | L. Chipps
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