Wound Healing and Nutrition: Going Beyond Dressings With a Balanced Care Plan
Douglas Gruen, BS Pharmacy∗ Abstract “As the largest organ of the body, the human skin protects all subcutaneous tissues. Despite its many attributes, the skin…
Douglas Gruen, BS Pharmacy∗ Abstract “As the largest organ of the body, the human skin protects all subcutaneous tissues. Despite its many attributes, the skin…
Ian H. Bellayr,a,b Thomas J. Walters,c and Yong Lia,b,d,∗ Abstract “Scarring results from injuries and disease in mammalian adults and can cause pain and loss of function in…
Luther Klotha,∗ Abstract “Physical therapists are important members of the comprehensive wound management team. In addition to being able to provide standard wound care, they…
Colin Bradford,a,∗ Richard Freeman,a and Steven L. Percivala Abstract “Silver-containing dressings are considered fundamental to the management of infected acute and chronic wounds, specifically burns. The aim of…
Ian H. Bellayra,b and Yong Lia,b,c,∗ Abstract “Three types of stem cells, embryonic, adult, and induced pluripotent stem cells, are currently studied by scientists. Barack Obama’s presidency…
Jacob Bettesworth,a Kirandeep Gill,a and Jayesh Shahb,∗ Abstract “Actinomycosis is an indolent, slowly progressive, suppurative infection caused by gram-positive branching bacteria of the genus Actinomyces. The organism is a…
Malcolm D. Paula,∗ Abstract “Traditionally, wound closure sutures have in common the need to tie knots with the inherent risk of extrusion, palpability, microinfarcts, breakage,…
Cynthia A. Flecka,∗ Abstract “One of the leading questions on clinicians’ minds is, What are the implications of the new ruling of the Centers for…
Kari Becherta,∗ and Steve E. Abrahamb Abstract “Pain frequently is an overlooked aspect of wound care, and unresolved pain can have a negative impact on wound healing.…
Chuck Gokooa,∗ Abstract “Successful wound closure and healing are a major concern for today’s clinician. Determining if the wound will progress or not relies on…