Table I.

Characteristics and outcomes of the three children with DEB treated with CBPG.

Patient	Gender	Age (years)	Enrolment		Day 7		Day 21		Follow up at day 42
			Lesion A (treated with CBPG)	Lesion B (standard treatments)	Lesion A (treated with CBPG)	Lesion B (standard treatments)	Lesion A (treated with CBPG)	Lesion B (standard treatments)	Lesion A (treated with CBPG)	Lesion B (standard treatments)
1	Male	14	Left arm 4.5×2 cm	Right arm 3.5×3.0 cm	Left arm 3×1.1 cm	Right arm, partial re-epithelialisation	Left arm, complete re-epithelialisation	Right arm, re-opening of the wound (1.3×1.0 cm) with scales and scabs on the edges	Left arm, healthy skin	Right arm, complete re-epithelialisation with residual erythema
2	Female	11	Right subscapular area 2.7×1.7 cm	Right hip 3.5×1.5 cm	Right subscapular area, complete re-epithelialisation with fine yellow scales	Right hip 2.0×1.3 cm with scabs and scales	Right subscapular area, complete re-epithelialisation	Right hip, 1.0×1.5 cm with scales and scabs	Right subscapular area, healthy skin	Right hip, 1.1×0.8 cm with erythema and scales
3	Female	7	Right shoulder 3.0×3.7 cm	Right lumbar region 4.5×2.0 cm	Right shoulder 2.0×2.0 cm with fine scales	Right lumbar region, complete re-epithelialisation with residual erythema, scabs and scales	Right shoulder, complete re-epithelialisation with residual erythema and fine scales	Right lumbar region, complete re-epithelialisation with residual erythema	Right shoulder, healthy skin	Right lumbar region, scabs and scales, outcome of partial re-opening of the wound