All of the following are examples of synthetic skin substitutes except
A) Acticoat.
B) Aquacel Ag.
C) Biobrane.
D) CEA.

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Synthetic dressings are used to aid in the healing of partial-thickness burns or act as a temporary coverage to deeper burns awaiting autografts. One example is Biobrane™, which is a silastic membrane bonded to a bovine collagen sheet with a nylon backing. Another example is Acticoat. This synthetic dressing is placed over a clean wound bed following débridement. Aquacel Ag is another synthetic dressing used for wound coverage. With cultured epidermal autografts, the child's own epidermal cells are harvested and grown in a laboratory. They are placed on a carrier material that is then be placed on the burn site.

All of the Following Are Examples of Synthetic Skin Substitutes