A Comparison of Methods of Preparing Porcine Skin for Bioassay of Thermal Injury

Clipping, shaving, and depilation methods of hair removal were evaluated on porcine skin in preparation for its use as a bioassay substrate for thermal injury. Each method provides distinct advantages and disadvantages. Criteria for selecting the proper methodology are identified for a bioassay subs...

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Main Authors: Wachtel, Thomas L, McCahan, G R , Jr
Format: Report
Language:English
Subjects:
BIOASSAY
BURNS(INJURIES)
Medicine and Medical Research
METHODOLOGY
PREPARATION
SKIN(ANATOMY)
SUBSTRATES
SWINE
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Summary:Clipping, shaving, and depilation methods of hair removal were evaluated on porcine skin in preparation for its use as a bioassay substrate for thermal injury. Each method provides distinct advantages and disadvantages. Criteria for selecting the proper methodology are identified for a bioassay substrate for thermal injury studies.