A five years old boy burned 40% of his body surface, third degree, with flame in his buttocks, thighs, perineum, and lower legs. He was admitted to the HanYang Univ. hospital and received intensive general and local care.
On 35th admission day, he received autograft, but it was deficient to cover his burned body surface. On 52th admission day, he received isograft from his identical twins. Previous two weeks ago we did patch isograft on his lower leg with brother¢¥s skin. There was no certain rejection phenomenon. M.L.C. test was 2%. Now he is very well and there was no perceptible difference from autograft and isograft.
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