Maria Ines Candido da Silva, 36-year-old woman. she had suffered severe burns has been given fish skin to reduce her injuries in pioneering new treatment.
Maria Ines Candido da Silva, 36, worked as a waitress at a restaurant in Russas, north east Brazil.
An unexpected explosion from a gas canister at the restaurant she was working at caused severe burns to her arms, neck and some of her face.
Doctors offered her an alternative treatment - to dress her wounds with the skin of a common freshwater fish.
It's was said it was the first time in medical history that scientists have used the skin of a fish as a plaster to treat wounds.
A group of skillful doctors at the Dr José Frota Institute Burns Unit in Fortaleza, north east Brazil, developed the pioneering treatment.
Maria Ines Candido da Silva, 36, worked as a waitress at a restaurant in Russas, north east Brazil.
An unexpected explosion from a gas canister at the restaurant she was working at caused severe burns to her arms, neck and some of her face.
Doctors offered her an alternative treatment - to dress her wounds with the skin of a common freshwater fish.
It's was said it was the first time in medical history that scientists have used the skin of a fish as a plaster to treat wounds.
A group of skillful doctors at the Dr José Frota Institute Burns Unit in Fortaleza, north east Brazil, developed the pioneering treatment.
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