A 57-year-old female waitress presented six days after sustaining 10% TBSA partial-thickness thermal burns from being scalded by boiling soup at work. After debridement of blisters, her right thigh and upper shin (6% TBSA) and left calf (4% TBSA) were found to be poorly blanching with multiple areas of fixed-staining (Figure 2A and B). These areas were tangentially excised until punctate bleeding was seen from the dermis of the wound (Figure 2C and D). BiobraneTM was then applied to these excised areas. Her wounds were observed to be healing well on POD 7 (Figure 2E and F), and epithelization was complete by POD 11 (Figure 2G and H). A summary of the 4 cases is provided in Table 1. 
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