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Volume: 34 Issue: 9

1. Development of burn medicine in the world and in China: a celebration of the 60th anniversary of Chinese modern burn medicine	Page:573—578
2. Greeting the new era: reflection on the 60 years of Chinese burn medicine	Page:579—581
3. Review of sixty years of Department of Burns of the 159th Hospital of PLA	Page:582—583
4. Review of sixty years of burn discipline in Shanghai Ruijin Hospital	Page:584—587
5. Mutations in A₍₈₎ and A₍₉₎ loci of exon 8 of retinoblastoma protein-interacting zinc finger gene of keloid patients	Page:643—647
6. Influences of comprehensive nursing intervention on the caregivers of severely burned children	Page:648—652
7. Advances in the research of influence of diabetes in biological function of adipose-derived stem cells	Page:653—656
8. Retrospect of development and progress over the past 60 years and going further while carrying out practice	Page:588—589
9. Brief review on four strategies for the development of burn discipline	Page:590—592
10. Consensus on treatment of skin traumatic scars with photoelectric therapy and radio-frequency technology (2018 version)	Page:593—597
11. Laser and related photoelectric therapies for scar worth expecting	Page:598—602
12. Clinical comparative study of pulsed dye laser and ultra-pulsed fractional carbon dioxide laser in the treatment of hypertrophic scars after burns	Page:603—607
13. Clinical effects of a combination treatment with narrow-spectrum intense pulsed light and fractional carbon dioxide laser on hypertrophic scar pruritus	Page:608—614
14. Clinical effects of sequential laser treatments on early stage hypertrophic burn scars	Page:615—623
15. Occupational activity disorders of extremely severe mass burn patients in recovery period after injury: a cross-sectional survey	Page:624—628
16. Influences of hydrogen-rich saline on acute kidney injury in severely burned rats and mechanism	Page:629—636
17. Clinical application of platelet-rich fibrin in chronic wounds combined with subcutaneous stalking sinus	Page:637—642