A 27-year-old male construction worker sustained 15.5% total body surface area (TBSA) partial-thickness thermal burns from a flash fire at an industrial site (Figure 1A). The time interval from accident to surgery was 48 hours. After removal of blisters and aseptic cleansing, the lateral aspect of his right forearm (approximately 1% TBSA) was noted to have sluggish capillary refill (Figure 1B). This area was tangentially excised until punctate bleeding was seen. BiobraneTM was then applied to all burns. The area of excised burns was observed to be healing well underneath the BiobraneTM dressings (Figure 1C) on post-operative day (POD) 10, and had fully epithelized by POD 15 (Figure 1D). 
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