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Human hypertrophic scars are the result of imperfect healing of skin, which is particularly evident from the scars developing after severe burns. In contrast, mouse and rat full-thickness skin wounds heal normally without forming visible scar tissue, which reduces the suitability of rodent models for the study of skin scarring. We here provide a simple procedure to splint the edges of full-thickness rodent skin with a sutured plastic frame that prevents wound closure by granulation tissue contraction. The resulting mechanical tension
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