Ageing and wounds. Part 1: Foetal and postnatal healing
Desai, H.
Journal of Wound Care 6(4): 192-196
1997
ISSN/ISBN: 0969-0700 PMID: 9256720 Document Number: 478170
The first in a two-part series of reviews outlines the physiology of wound healing in the normal adult and discusses how it differs from that of the foetus.
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