In our large pediatric burn patient population, the highly significant correlation between the use of caprolactone dressing and the reduced necessity for split thickness skin grafting is another key finding: Only 8.26% of the patients treated conservatively with the caprolactone dressing required grafting, compared to 23.95% of those treated with alternative dressings.
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Paradigm Shift in Treatment Strategies for Second-Degree Burns Using a Caprolactone Dressing (Suprathel<sup>®</sup>)? A 15-Year Pediatric Burn Center Experience in 2084 Patients.
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