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DOI: THE ROLE OF WOUND COVERINGS IN THE MAXILLARY TREATMENT OF BURN LESIONS (LITERATURE REVIEW)
Abdulaziz Fayazov , Professor Of The Department Of Emergency Medicine Of The Center For The Development Of Professional Qualifications Of Medical Workers; Doctor Of Medical Sciences, Head Of The Scientific And Clinical Department Of Combustiology Of The Republican Research Centre Of Emergence Medicine; 700107, Tashkent, St. Kichik Khalqa Yuli, Uzbekistan Utkur Kamilov , Candidate Of Medical Sciences, Senior Researcher Of The Scientific And Clinical Department Of Combustiology Of The Republican Research Centre Of Emergence Medicine; 700107, Tashkent, St. Kichik Khalqa Yuli, 2, Uzbekistan Vladlena Ubaidullaeva , Pathologist, Candidate Of Medical Sciences Of The Republican Scientific Center Of Emergency Medicine Of The Republic Of Uzbekistan. 700107, Tashkent, St. Kichik Khalqa Yuli, 2, Uzbekistan Mirolim Mirxaydarov , Doctor Of The Scientific And Clinical Department Of Combustiology Of The Republican Research Centre Of Emergence Medicine; 700107, Tashkent, St. Kichik Khalqa Yuli, 2, UzbekistanAbstract
Currently, in medicine the number of patients with burn injuries. This necessitates further improvement of local treatment methods for such patients. Although several types of wound dressings have been developed, no gold standard has yet been developed. Therefore, the development of easy-to-use, bactericidal effective and inexpensive wound coverings is relevant, taking into account the requirements for coatings.
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