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Negative pressure wound therapy in children: outcomes across a heterogeneous wound cohort
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In brief
Clinical study examining negative pressure wound therapy (NPWT) effectiveness in pediatric patients with diverse wound types. Reviews treatment outcomes, healing rates, and complications across a heterogeneous cohort of children requiring advanced wound management.
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