Extracellular wound matrices: Novel stabilization and sterilization method for collagen-based biologic wound dressings

Wounds

Volumn 19, Issue 6, 2007, Pages

  Nataraj, Chandra ^a   Ritter, Gregg ^a   Dumas, Stephanie ^a   Helfer, France D ^a   Brunelle, John ^a   Sander, Thomas W ^a  

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