Figure 8.

Results of second-degree burn wound size (a) in the wound-size reductive change between three groups. Measurement methods for wound size (b) based on Lyman [69]. As a protocol, measure the greatest length along the axial direction (b) and then the greatest width along the transverse direction (a) using a vernier caliper. Finally, multiply distances of length and width following the formula to obtain an estimate of the surface area in square millimeters (mm²). Values are statistically compared by ANOVA one-way and ANOVA two-way as well as Turkey's test. Results are presented as mean ± SE, and the asterisk (^∗) indicates statistically significant differences at the given time points (p < 0.05).