The video discusses a revolutionary spray-on skin treatment that significantly reduces scarring from burns. Initially tested at Queen Victoria Hospital, the treatment involves taking a small skin sample, multiplying the cells, and spraying them onto the burn. This method allows for faster healing and less scarring compared to traditional grafts. The treatment is being offered to toddlers and adults with severe burns, showing promising results and potential for widespread use.

What was the initial cause of the baby's injury?

• A fall from a height

• A bowl of boiling water

• A car accident

• A fire incident

What impressed the experts at Queen Victoria Hospital about the spray-on skin treatment?

• Its cost-effectiveness

• Its use of natural ingredients

• Its ability to reduce scarring

• Its quick application process

How is the skin sample prepared for the spray-on treatment?

• It is broken up and multiplied in the lab

• It is frozen and then thawed

• It is treated with chemicals to harden

• It is directly applied without any treatment

What is a significant advantage of the spray-on skin treatment over conventional skin grafts?

• It heals wounds faster with less scarring

• It requires no hospital stay

• It is suitable for all skin types

• It is less painful

Who are the primary beneficiaries of the spray-on skin treatment in the trials?

• Patients with chronic skin conditions

• Athletes with injuries

• Toddlers with scalds and adults with severe burns

• Elderly patients