Volume 30 - Issue 9 - September 2018

Feature

Rapid Communication

Is There Adequate Perfusion for Healing? What Routine Noninvasive Vascular Studies are Missing?

09/14/2018

Jonathan F. Arnold, MD, ABPM, CWS-P

09/14/2018

Wounds

Case Report and Brief Review

A Rare Catch in a Nonhealing Wound

09/11/2018

Rosalyn Adigun; Manjulatha Badam; Stephanie Fuentes Rojas; Tanushree Agrawal

09/11/2018

Wounds

Original Research

Changes in the Biomechanical Properties of Human Skin in Hyperthermic and Hypothermic Ranges

09/01/2018

Wiebke Petersen; Fabian Medved; Adrien Daigeler, MD; Stephanie Tweer; Jens Rothenberger; Manuel Held, MD

09/01/2018

Wounds

Original Research

The Effects of Aloe vera on Wound Healing in Cell Proliferation, Migration, and Viability

09/01/2018

David E. Castillo; Juan Chen; Mina Zarei; Jie Li, MD, PhD; Qianli Ma; Eric Teplicki; Adam P. Hustad

09/01/2018

Wounds

News

09/10/2018

Wounds

Special Report

Retracted: Degree of the Hazards of Silver-Containing Dressings on MRSA-Infected Wounds in Sprague-Dawley and Streptozotocin-Induced Diabetic Rats

09/07/2018

Wounds

Special Report

Retracted: Comparison of DNA Damage and Apoptosis Induced By Silver Nanoparticle-containing Dressing Materials During Wound Healing

09/07/2018

Wounds

Column

Editorial

Should We Eat Chicken? Or Not?

09/01/2018

Terry Treadwell, MD, FACS, FAAWC

09/01/2018

Wounds

Evidence Corner

Effect of Stem Cells on the Lower Limb

09/01/2018

Wounds

Department

Letters to the Editor

Study on Comparison of DNA Damage and Apoptosis is too Flawed to be Clinically Relevant

09/01/2018

Linda L. Benskin, PhD, RN, CWCN, CWS, DAPWCA

09/01/2018

Wounds

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Journal Welcomes New Contributors

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