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The introduction of skin substitutes in the last decade has dramatically changed how we think about the concept of "non-healing" wounds. Their use has improved prognosis and reduced morbidity in the treatment of open wounds. This article aims to summarize the development of tissue-engineered skin substitutes, discuss their use, and highlight some specific applications in different clinical settings.
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