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measured in metric: between 17 micron to 180 micron (1000 micron in 1 mm) (1 millimeter = 0.0393700787 inches
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How many cells thick is human skin?
Human skin is not one single thickness it varies from place to place.
The thickness of your skin in mm?
2\13
How thick is the outermost layer of skin?
Skin depth varies quite a bit from individual to individual, but the average for facial skin is 1.3 mm. Eyelid skin is the thinnest on the body and averages 0.05 mm. As a point of reference, the skin of the back is the thickest on the human body and averages 5 mm.
What is the difference between a human skin and a polar bear?
Human skin is well skin, and polar bears aren't human skin.
What are the names of the three burns?
Some people refer to 1st, 2nd, and 3rd degree burns, some are refered to as partial thickness and full thickness burns. Partial thickness refers to those of the 1st and 2nd degree, they do not require skin grafts. 3rd degree, full thickness burns require a skin graft.
What is STSG breast stand for?
split-thickness skin graftbreast reconstruction
What are burns that extend through the outer skin layer and into the inner skin layer?
second degree (partial thickness).
How thick is the neck skin of a big bear?
it is impossible to measure the thickness of the neck skin of a big bear, because it will eat you
What is the cpt code for autograft with split-thickness skin graft of 180cm squared?
Skin Replacement Surgery: 15120, 15121
What are the characteristics of Stage II bedsores?
partial-thickness loss of skin, an abrasion, swelling, and possible blistering or peeling of skin.
Why is pig skin like human skin?
Answer"Pig" DNA is most similar to Human DNA..No one knows WHY?Pig skin is similar to human skin in terms of color, hair follicles,and subcutaneous fat. That's all I know... and pig skin is thin human skin is thicker so pig skin isn't that much like human skin
What is the proper name for the human skin?
The nouns for human skin are epidermis (the outer skin) and dermis (the inner layer of skin).
