Våra forsknings- och utvecklingsteam arbetar över hela världen och skapar synergier genom vår expertkunskap och berörda fackområden. Vi har ett internationellt utbyte med oberoende fackinstitut, ledande opinionsbildare och multiplikatorer för att kunna garantera samarbetsledning och kunskapsledning på högsta nivå. Inom ramen för detta genomför vi omfattande forskning som kontinuerligt presenteras av våra samarbetspartners i form av posters eller föredrag på kongresser samt på symposier och i workshops, och publiceras i erkända vetenskapliga tidskrifter. Den största delen av de evidensbaserade fackpublikationerna som bedömts av oberoende experter ställer vi till förfogande i den här databasen:
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THE CARE OF PATIENTS WITH STAGNATING DIABETIC FOOT ULCERS USING A COLLAGEN DRESSING
Poster presented at EWMA 2011 25.05.2011 Brussels, BelgiumProducts Suprasorb C, Suprasorb PDownloads Citation (RIS) -
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COMPLEX CASE SERIES OF PATIENTS WITH VARIOUS STAGNATING WOUNDS TREATED WITH A COLLAGEN DRESSING IN A NURSING HOME SETTING
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PILOT STUDY ON STAGNATING VENOUS LEG ULCER PATIENTS TREATED WITH A READY TO WEAR TUBULAR COMPRESSION SYSTEM
Poster presented at EWMA 2011 25.05.2011 Brussels, BelgiumProducts Suprasorb C, Suprasorb P -
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The management of stagnating wounds with a collagen dressing*
Poster presented at EWMA 2010 26.05.2010 Geneva, Switzerland -
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WOUND CARE IN MOTION: Evaluation of a collagen (bovine origin) dressing on hard to heal wounds
Poster presented at EWMA 2010 26.05.2010Products Suprasorb C -
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The management of stagnating diabetic foot ulcers with a collagen dressing*
Poster presented at EWMA 2010 26.05.2010 Geneva, SwitzerlandProducts Suprasorb C -
Journal article
Protease and pro-inflammatory cytokine concentrations are elevated in chronic compared to acute wounds and can be modulated by collagen type I in vitro
Archives of dermatological research 2010 302(6) 419428Physiological wound repair is a highly regulated, complex process, which leads to formation of new tissue after injury. However, the healing process is not perfect and healing impairments can occur. Delayed healing and formation of chronic wounds has been linked to the excessive production of proteolytic enzymes leading to reduced amounts of growth factors and successive destruction of the extracellular matrix. It has been implied that there is an alteration in the normal control mechanisms regulating the levels of these enzymes. The study presented provides data on the concentration of proteases and cytokines in wound fluid from chronic when compared with acute wounds. Levels of proteases such as PMN elastase, matrix metalloproteinases-2 (MMP-2), and MMP-13 were found to be profoundly elevated in chronic when compared with acute wound fluids. In addition, concentrations of IL-1beta, IL-6, and IL-8 were shown to be significantly higher in chronic than in acute wounds. Furthermore, the ability of a wound dressing, consisting of bovine collagen type I, to bind pro-inflammatory cytokines was investigated. Collagen type I was able to bind significant amounts of the pro-inflammatory cytokines in vitro. Thus, it should be able to establish a more physiological wound milieu in vivo and promote healing.
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Comparison of different biomaterials regarding binding capacity for elastase and antioxidative potential in vitro
Experimental dermatology 2010 19 218Products Suprasorb A, Suprasorb CDownloads Citation (RIS)Further versionsFurther languages -
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A treatment of stagnate abdominal wounds after bowel surgery
Poster presented at EWMA 2009 20.05.2009 Helsinki, Finland -
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Successful treatment with collagen in chronic wounds: A series of case studies
Poster presented at EWMA 2009 20.05.2009 Helsinki, FinlandDownloads Citation (RIS)Further languages