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See Latest ArticlesA prospective double-blinded comparative analysis of framycetin and silver sulphadiazine as topical agents for burns: A pilot study
Burns, 07/01/09
Ahuja RB et al. - According to this pilot study results framycetin appears to be an alternative to silver suphadiazine as a topical agent for major burns. Framycetin application is also painless and it leads to no discoloration of the wound.
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