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case_images: Case 6 was a 47-year-old African American man who accidentally submerged
  his arm in hot oil attempting to catch a falling fry basket. (a) Wound
  before treatment. (b) Transparent film dressing applied to patient's arm
  and BM-MSC were injected between the wound and transparent dressing. (c)
  Ten days after first treatment. (d) Seven days after second treatment
  (17 days after first treatment). (e) One year after treatment and
  showing limited to no fibrosis with pinch test.
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case_images: The designated treatment area was left forearm (SA = 821.5 cm2) (Figure 1).
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case_images: Case 6 wrist where the bandage prevented the treatment from reaching shows
  areas of no pigmentation. (a) The team placing the wrap around the wrist.
  (b) Ten days after first BM-MSC treatment. There is prominent stimulation of
  (follicular) re-pigmentation in the area treated. The area less accessible
  to BM-MSC due to the Coban pressure dressing is not well re-pigmentated. (c)
  One year after burn injury. Most of the burn injury has re-pigmentated.
  There is however persistent leukoderma in the area less accessible to BM-MSC
  due to the Coban pressure dressing.
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case_images: The designated treatment areas were the left arm (SA = 29 cm2) and right forearm (SA = 78.7 cm2) (Figure 4a).
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