PMC8016370_01
Case 1:
(A): Right forearm burns on presentation. (B): The lateral aspect (1% TBSA) was poorly blanching after de-blistering and subsequently tangentially excized. BiobraneTM was applied to all burns (excised and non-excised). (C): All wounds were healing well on POD 10. (D): Epithelization was complete by POD 15
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A 27-year-old male construction worker sustained 15.5% total body surface area (TBSA) partial-thickness thermal burns from a flash fire at an industrial site (Figure 1A). TBSA) was noted to have sluggish capillary refill (Figure 1B). This area was tangentially excised until punctate bleeding was seen. The area of excised burns was observed to be healing well underneath the BiobraneTM dressings (Figure 1C) on post-operative day (POD) 10, and had fully epithelized by POD 15 (Figure 1D). 
PMC8016370_02
Case 2. (A and B): Right thigh and upper shin (6% TBSA) and left calf (4% TBSA) burns with sluggish capillary refill and areas of fixed-staining after debridement. (C and D): Tangential excision was performed, and BiobraneTM was applied to the wounds. (E and F): The wounds were healing well on POD 7. (G and H): Epithelization was complete by POD 11
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B). These areas were tangentially excised until punctate bleeding was seen from the dermis of the wound (Figure 2C and D). BiobraneTM was then applied to these excised areas. Her wounds were observed to be healing well on POD 7 (Figure 2E and F), and epithelization was complete by POD 11 (Figure 2G and H).