Volume 27 - Issue 2 - February 2015

Column

Evidence Corner

Evidence Links Nicotine Use to Surgical Site Infections

02/05/2015

Every day in acute care hospitals in the United States, at least 1 patient in 25 experiences a health care-related infection.1 Among these, 21% are surgical site infections (SSI), mainly related to Staphylococcus aureus, Escherichia coli,...

Every day in acute care...

02/05/2015

Wounds

Editorial

Editorial Message: Greetings From Kenya

02/05/2015

Terry Treadwell, MD, FACS, FAAWC

02/05/2015

Wounds

Feature

Current Research

The Interdisciplinary Aspects of Wound Care

02/05/2015

Barbara Zeiger

02/05/2015

Wounds

Review

Calcinosis Cutis Presenting in the Context of Long-Term Therapy for Chronic Myeloid Leukemia: A Case Report and Review of the Literature

02/05/2015

Igor A. Altman; Matthew R. Burns; William J. Ennis; Ina H. Lee; Damiano Rondelli

02/05/2015

Wounds

Review

The Increasing Role of Epidermal Grafting Utilizing a Novel Harvesting System in Chronic Wounds

02/05/2015

Thomas E. Serena, MD, FACS, FACHM, MAPWCA

02/05/2015

Wounds

Original Research

A Comparative Study of Spray Keratinocytes and Autologous Meshed Split-Thickness Skin Graft in the Treatment of Acute Burn Injuries

02/05/2015

Madeline Jane Zieger; David Edward Roggy; Jeff Thomas Gibbs; Brett Colby Hartman; Rajiv Sood; Muhammad Nazim

In this Institutional Review Board-approved US Food and Drug Administration phase 2 study, the authors prospectively evaluated the treatment of partial-thickness burns in patients with two 320 cm2 areas, 1 area treated with the ACH device and...

In this Institutional Review...

02/05/2015

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