Vyhledávání publikace

Naše výzkumné a vývojové týmy pracují po celém světě a vytvářejí synergie z našich odborných znalostí a souvisejících odborných disciplín. Jsme v mezinárodním kontaktu s nezávislými odbornými institucemi, názorovými vůdci a multiplikátory, abychom tak mohli zajistit kooperativní a znalostní management na nejvyšší úrovni. V rámci toho provádíme rozsáhlé výzkumy, které jsou průběžně prezentovány na kongresech ve formě plakátů nebo přednášek našich spolupracujících partnerů a také na sympoziích a workshopech a publikovány v uznávaných odborných vědeckých časopisech. Odborné publikace, založené na důkazech a hodnocené většinou nezávislými znalci, jsou k dispozici v této databázi:

  1. Poster

    Improvement of microcirculation in leg ulcers using a combination of collagen and foam

    Poster presented at Joint Meeting EWMA, ETRS, DGFW 2005 15.09.2005 Stuttgart, Germany

    Introduction:

    The removal of exudate as well as deactivation of exudate components or modulation of the cells to withstand exudate toxicity should be focused on, when supporting wound healing. For this purpose collagen is shown to be beneficial. This study evaluates and compares the effect on microcirculation in leg ulcers when applying a foam* dressing, collagen* and paraffin* gauze. The assumption is that in human dermal repair, microcirculation and angiogenesis is more stimulated when moist wound healing dressings are applied compared to paraffin gauze.

     

    Methods:

    The pilot study looked at granulating leg ulcers characterised by a low tcPO2. Patients were assigned to the different groups using randomization (group 1, N = 5, foam, group 2, N= 5 collagen and foam as secondary dressing, group 3, control group, N = 5, paraffin gauze). Angiogenesis was assessed by means of video capillaroscopy. The number of capillaries in the ulcer bed and tcPO2 in the peri-wound skin were assessed every week for a period of four weeks. For compression therapy a short stretch bandage system* was used.

     

    Results:

    In Group 1 and 2 an increase of both, tcPO2 and number of capillaries was observed. The increase of these two parameters was bigger and faster in Group 1 and 2 than in Group 3, as shown in figure 1.

     

    Conclusions:

    In this pilot study the results suggest moist wound healing conditions to stimulate angiogenesis and microcirculation. The study approach may help to evaluate and compare the evolution of wound healing, applying different types of dressings.

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  2. Poster

    In vivo measurement of pressure and stiffness with a new multi-layer compression kit

    Poster presented at Joint Meeting EWMA, ETRS, DGFW 2005 15.09.2005 Stuttgart, Germany
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    Successful treatment of a Malum perforans with total contact cast and moist wound management – a case study

    Poster presented at Joint Meeting EWMA, ETRS, DGFW 2005 15.09.2005 Stuttgart, Germany
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  4. Poster

    Collaborative Working in Wound Care

    Poster presented at Annual Conference of the Tissue Viability Society 2014 05.06.2005
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    Providing a holistic approach to skin care

    Poster presented at BLS Conference 2013 04.06.2005 Birmingham, UK
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    The importance of early intervention in the management of chronic oedema in the community

    Poster presented at Annual Conference of the Tissue Viability Society 2013 04.06.2005
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    A case study to highlight the ever-changing needs of a chronic wound

    Poster presented at Annual Conference of the Tissue Viability Society 2012 03.06.2005
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    “21 days in the life of Edna”

    Poster 30.05.2005
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    Microenvironment modulation of chronic wounds influenced by the collagen wound dressing Suprasorb® C - effect on PMN elastase

    Poster presented at ADF 2005 03.03.2005 Innsbruck, Germany
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    Microenvironment modulation of chronic wounds influenced by the collagen wound dressing Suprasorb® C - effect on platelet-derived growth factor and coagulation factor XIII

    Poster presented at ADF 2005 03.03.2005 Innsbruck, Germany
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