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Anatomopathological findings in scars: comparative study between different specimens
Andrada Despina Munteanu1, Ştefan Iulian Bedereag, Cristian NiŢescu
1Department of Plastic Surgery and Reconstructive Microsurgery, Clinical Emergency Hospital for Plastic, Reconstructive and Burns Surgery, Bucharest, Romania; munteanu.andrada@gmail.com.
Abstract:
In spite of the remarkable progress science and medicine have experienced, many facts concerning healing processes and pathological scars are still unknown or incompletely explained. This paper is part of a larger study (research for a PhD thesis) concerning new approaches in the prevention and treatment of pathological post-burn scars. We present and analyze the cases of some patients who developed abnormal scars in order to understand and point out the characteristics, that different types of pathological scars have in common and how we can differentiate them. Knowing what issue to address is the key to any successful therapy. Thus, the information we obtained will help us in applying more appropriate and efficient methods of treatment and in our further research: comparing the efficiency of newer therapies to that of older ones.

