Histopathological evaluation of scalds and contact burns in the pig model.
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R. Kreis | J. DU PONT | T. Brans | R W Kreis | M. Hoekstra | M J Hoekstra | T A Brans | R P Dutrieux | J S du Pont | R. P. Dutrieux | T. A. Brans
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