Randomized comparison of hypochlorous acid with 5% sulfamylon solution as topical therapy following skin grafting.

Published Jul 19, 2024

Foster, K. N., Richey, K. J., Champagne, J. S., & Matthews, M. R. (2019). Randomized comparison of hypochlorous acid with 5% sulfamylon solution as topical therapy following skin grafting. Eplasty, 19.

Hypochlorous acid demonstrated equivalent efficacy and safety compared with 5% Sulfamylon when used as the postoperative topical dressing for skin grafts. Hypochlorous acid was more cost-effective.

References

Foster, K. N., Richey, K. J., Champagne, J. S., & Matthews, M. R. (2019). Randomized comparison of hypochlorous acid with 5% sulfamylon solution as topical therapy following skin grafting. Eplasty, 19.

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