Clinical trial NCT03931746 - References

Wound Healing and Scar Quality Following Mohs Surgery and Excisional Dermatologic Surgery — Porcine Xenograft Versus Second Intention Healing

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Porcine Xenograft Versus Second Intention Healing: a Randomized, Evaluator-blinded Clinical Trial

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