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Nutritional screening for wound care and hyperbaric oxygen therapy
One of the keys to a successful patient outcome is assessing nutritional status. If the patient is malnourished, there is insufficient nutritional substrate from which to build new tissue to heal a wound. One out of three patients treated...
While numerous studies suggest the benefit of electrical stimulation therapy to accelerate wound healing, the underlying mechanism of action is still debated. In this pilot study, we examined the potential effectiveness of lower...
Wound care therapy is a vast market which accounts for a large percentage of medical expenses in all countries, is highly competitive and diverse and still holds a tremendous potential for growth. Due to its broad scope, many people consider it to be an umbrella category...
The field of wound care is evolving rapidly as novel technologies are steadily being developed. In a session at the virtual 2020 Symposium on Advanced Wound Care fall meeting, Hollie Mangrum, PT, DPT, CWS, and Renee Cordrey, PT, PhD(c),...
Two University of Wisconsin undergraduate students are developing medical technology to allow doctors to detect diabetic foot ulcers and intervene with earlier treatment. Senior biomedical engineering major Thor Larson and junior...
Researchers from The University of Western Australia have partnered with industry to conduct a world-first study to investigate a new product that has the potential to prevent or reduce scars forming after trauma and particularly following burn injury. Drs. Kylie Sandy-Hodgetts...
Inflammatory skin conditions may be associated with higher risk for COVID-19, study data published in the Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology suggests. In a subsequent gene expression analyses, shared genetic components...
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