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Outcome of Facial Burn Injuries Treated by a Nanofibrous Temporary Epidermal Layer

Vasella, M., Cirebea, J., Gousopoulos, E., Wang, A., Schweizer, R., Waldner, M., Grieb, G., Buehler, P., Plock, J. A., & Kim, B. S. · Journal of Clinical Medicine, 12(16), 5273

A retrospective case series of superficial partial-thickness and mixed-pattern facial burns treated with SpinCare between 2019 and 2021.

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Personalized burn treatment: Bedside electrospun nanofiber scaffold with cultured autologous Keratinocytes: A case study

Segni, A. D., BenShoshan, M., Harats, M., Melnikov, N., Barzilay, C. M., Dothan, D., Liaani, A., Kornhaber, R., & Haik, J. · Journal of Wound Care, 32(7), 428–436

A case study combining cultured epidermal autografts with suspended autologous keratinocytes and an on-site SpinCare matrix for hard-to-heal areas.

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Electrospun Healing Fibres for the Management of Burns and Wounds

Clark, M., Mahood, Q., & Farrah, K. · Canadian Journal of Health Technologies, 2(3)

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A New Bedside Electrospun Temporary Skin-Like Matrix in Second-Degree Burn

Haik, J., Haratz, M., Ullman, Y., Kruchevsky, D., Gur, E., & Zissman, S. · Sheba Medical Center, Rambam Health Care Campus, Tel Aviv Sourasky Medical Center

Advances in the use of Electrospun Nanofibrous Polymeric Matrix for Dermal Healing at the Donor Site after the Split-Thickness Skin Graft Excision: A Prospective, Randomized, Controlled, Open-Label, Multicenter Study

Haik, J., Ullman, Y., Gur, E., Ad-El, D., Egozi, D., Kruchevsky, D., Zissman, S., Biros, E., Nir, R. R., Kornhaber, R., Cleary, M., & Harats, M. · Journal of Burn Care & Research, 43(4), 889–898

A randomized multicenter trial comparing a nanofibrous donor site dressing with standard dressings (Jelonet or Biatain Ibu). The nanofiber group had lower irritation scores on day one; the groups were otherwise similar in healing time, adverse events, pain, infection, itching and scarring.

Our initial experience in the customized treatment of donor sites and burn wounds with a new nanofibrous temporary epidermal layer

Schulz, A., Fuchs, P.C., Heitzmann, W., Kanho, C.H., & Schiefer, J.L. · Annals of Burns and Fire Disasters, vol. XXXIV, no. 1

An initial exploration of the Spincare system for treating burns and wounds.

The Feasibility of a Handheld Electrospinning Device for the Application of Nanofibrous Wound Dressings

Haik, J., Kornhaber, R., Blal, B., & Harats, M. · Advances in Wound Care, 6(5), 166–174

A feasibility study of a portable electrospinning device for applying wound dressings, describing the non-contact approach as potentially reducing infection, pain, dressing changes and scarring.