The Feasibility of a Randomised Control Trial on the Use of Medical Grade Honey to Reduce the Incidence of Wound Infection Following Free Tissue Transfer in Head and Neck Cancer

Rogers, Simon N.; Robson, Val; Barrow, Shaheeba; Sen, Rachel A.; Lowe, Derek; York, Julie E.

doi:10.1016/j.clon.2010.08.028

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The Feasibility of a Randomised Control Trial on the Use of Medical Grade Honey to Reduce the Incidence of Wound Infection Following Free Tissue Transfer in Head and Neck Cancer

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