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- 2014
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Use of bacteria- and fungus-binding mesh in negative pressure wound therapy provides significant granulation tissue without tissue ingrowth.
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- 2013
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Comparison of bacteria and fungus-binding mesh, foam and gauze as fillers in negative pressure wound therapy - pressure transduction, wound edge contraction, microvascular blood flow and fluid retention.
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- 2012
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The effects of variable, intermittent, and continuous negative pressure wound therapy, using foam or gauze, on wound contraction, granulation tissue formation, and ingrowth into the wound filler
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- 2011
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Negative Pressure Wound Therapy-associated Tissue Trauma and Pain: A Controlled In vivo Study Comparing Foam and Gauze Dressing Removal by Immunohistochemistry for Substance P and Calcitonin Gene-related Peptide in the Wound Edge.
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- 2010
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Micro- and macromechanical effects on the wound bed of negative pressure wound therapy using gauze and foam.
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- 2008
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Increased ET(A) and ET(B) receptor contraction in the left internal mammary artery from patients with hypertension.
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Endothelin receptor-mediated vasodilatation: Effects of organ culture.
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PKC and MAPK signalling pathways regulate vascular endothelin receptor expression
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Up-regulation of endothelin type B receptors in the human internal mammary artery in culture is dependent on protein kinase C and mitogen-activated kinase signaling pathways.
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Pressure transduction to the thoracic cavity during topical negative pressure therapy of a sternotomy wound.
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