Oxandrolona y propranolol | 06 ENE 20

Quemaduras: reducción de la cicatrización hipertrófica

Los autores hipotetizaron que la administración de oxandrolona y propanolol por un año, a niños severamente quemados, podría atenuar el desarrollo de cicatrices hipertróficas, midiendo objetivamente las características in vivo de la cicatriz y la función física global reportada por el paciente
Autor/a: Herndon D, Capek KD, Ross E, Jay JW, Prasai A y colaboradores Ann Surg 2018; 268(3): 431-441
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