Sentence examples for clinical wounds from inspiring English sources

This study revealed that RC Ch Ag composite might be a potential, economical wound dressing material and may be tried on the clinical wounds of animals before being applied on humans.

Perhaps the assorted constellation of the hormone's pharmacological bounties (increased expression of endothelial nitric oxide synthase, vascular endothelial growth factor, and stromal-derived factor-1 α/SDF-1 α) observed in experimental and clinical wounds when insulin is topically administered may be attributable to FOXO1 neutralization.

Tissue-engineered epidermal membranes are useful for clinical wound healing.

The feasibility of combining this in situ formed bioactive hydrogel dressing with adipose tissue derived stem cells is demonstrated, showing its potential for clinical wound healing applications.

Objective: To investigate two methods of wound measurement (planimetry and digitizing) performed on two routinely used techniques of clinical wound assessment, tracings taken directly from a patient's wound (raw tracing) and from photographs of the wound (photographic tracing).

Elution characteristics in a clinical wound may not be consistent with in vitro data [23].

This illustrates that this non-woven wound dressing has the capacity to be used as clinical wound-healing dressing [61].

Sunflower seed oil with a high concentration of linoleic acid can be indicated as a therapeutic alternative for both microscopical and clinical wound healing process in young male lambs [83].

Clinical wound isolates were collected in sterile swab sticks from patients prior to dressing of the wounds.

Studying clinical wound healing is challenging because of an inherently high variability, which may alter the evaluation of results.

Characterization of the clinical wound isolates established their identity as species of Pseudomonas fluorescens and Staphyloccocus aureus (Table 4).