Michael Wells, MEng

Original Research

Head and Neck Wound Reconstruction Using Biodegradable Temporizing Matrix Versus Collagen-Chondroitin Silicone Bilayer

08/02/2022

Radhika Duggal , MA;

James Gatherwright , MD;

Kyle Chepla , MD;

Michael Wells , MEng;

Mona Ascha , MD;

Shannon S. Wu , BA;

Head and neck reconstruction is challenging because of the functional requirements of movement, sensation, and cosmesis of this highly visible region. This study is the first to compare Novosorb biodegradable temporizing matrix and Integra...

Head and neck reconstruction is...

08/02/2022

ePlasty

Original Research

Performance of Biodegradable Temporizing Matrix vs Collagen-chondroitin Silicone Bilayer Dermal Regeneration Substitutes in Soft Tissue Wound Healing: A Retrospective Analysis

03/31/2022

Kyle Chepla , MD;

Michael Wells , MEng;

Mona Ascha , MD;

James Gatherwright , MD;

Shannon S. Wu , BA;

In this study, the authors compared wound healing rates and complication rates between biodegradable temporizing matrix and collagen-chondroitin silicone skin substitutes.

In this study, the authors...

03/31/2022

Wounds

Efficacy of Biodegradable Temporizing Matrix* versus Collagen-Chondroitin Silicone** Dermal Templates in Lower Extremity Wounds

Introduction Skin substitutes are an effective treatment for lower extremity (LE) wounds promoting tissue vascularity and thickness of wound bed, enabling better outcomes for skin grafts....

James Gatherwright , MD;

Kyle Chepla , MD;

Michael Wells , MEng;

Mona Ascha , MD;

Shannon S. Wu , BA;

08/19/2021