cadaver skin造句

• Removing scarred skin and replacing it with cadaver skin on her face.
• "Ultimately he'll be covered with some cadaver skin and some donor skin ."
• Unfortunately, cadaver skin is scarce enough that patients may die waiting for it.
• While the lab works, cadaver skin may protect the patient temporarily.
• Cadaver skin, acting as a bandage, was placed on his hands, arms and legs.
• Doctors covered the areas where tissue was taken from his body with cadaver skin.
• Burn areas will be covered with cadaver skin in an effort to fend off infection.
• Doctors worked around the clock on Tseng, patching her together with temporary flaps of cadaver skin.
• Today, the company concentrated on the benefits of its Dermagraft-TC as compared to the current treatment using cadaver skin.
• The officer then underwent eight hours of surgery to scrape the burns and cover the wounds with cadaver skin.
• Shawn underwent surgery earlier Saturday to remove dead tissue and cover burn areas with cadaver skin to ward off infection.
• The day after the accident, doctors began removing dead skin and replacing it with grafts, covering the burns with cadaver skin.
• Our goal in developing Dermagraft-TC was to respond to the unmet need for a safe and effective alternative to cadaver skin,
• ATS will also market a temporary covering for severe burns _ a move that could forever remove the need for cadaver skin.
• The cadaver skin grafted Friday will be replaced in the middle of next week with skin from Donner's other leg, the doctor said.
• Jensen will have skin graft surgery today, which involves removing dead skin and covering it with a layer of cadaver skin, Grossman said.
• During the 90-minute operation, Grossman stitched cadaver skin onto the boy's exposed cheek, to serve as a natural bandage and stimulate new cell growth.
• In another two weeks, they hope to begin transplanting some of her own skin, perhaps from her scalp, to replace the cadaver skin applied Tuesday.
• Healthy skin bleeds, an indication that it is ready for grafting either with skin from another portion of the patient's body or donated cadaver skin.