Animal Models in Trauma Research: Establishment and Application of the Rabbit Ear Scar Model

Author: Li Huanyuan, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: This book is divided into fourteen chapters, based on the research achievements of the Department of Plastic Surgery, Xijing Hospital, the Fourth Military Medical University, and integrates domestic and international literature to introduce the importance of animal experimental models in trauma repair and scar research. It covers the current research progress on animal models for trauma studies worldwide, compares the advantages and disadvantages of animal models, presents research findings and application scenarios of establishing scar animal experimental models, as well as relevant studies conducted by domestic and international scholars using rabbit ear models in recent years. The book provides valuable information for researchers in trauma studies. Additionally, due to the establishment of scar animal experimental models, it enables a deeper understanding of the mysteries of scar formation mechanisms, offering a new research approach for scar prevention and treatment. This book is suitable for clinical physicians and researchers in the fields of plastic surgery, cosmetology, and trauma medicine to reference and read.