Wound chambers design and use.

Wound chambers design and use.

<p>Wound chambers were engineered as a two-piece structure (base and cover) to surround, isolate, and cover individual porcine wounds.</p> <p>(TIF)</p>

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Main Author:	Francesco Egro (13961631) (author)
Other Authors:	Alex Repko (13961634) (author), Vidya Narayanaswamy (13961637) (author), Asim Ejaz (132732) (author), Deokyeol Kim (13961640) (author), M. Asher Schusterman (13961643) (author), Allister Loughran (13961646) (author), Ali Ayyash (13961649) (author), Stacy M. Towsend (13961652) (author), Shenda Baker (13961655) (author), Jenny Ziembicki (13961658) (author), Kacey Marra (13961661) (author), Peter Rubin (13961664) (author)
Published:	2022
Subjects:	Medicine Microbiology Biotechnology Immunology Developmental Biology Cancer Science Policy Infectious Diseases Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified potentially fatal injuries polycationic chitosan derivative chitosan derivative formulations avoid cross contamination significantly enhance healing also promoting healing burn wound infections infected porcine partial promotes wound healing human wound healing reducing bacterial load staphylococcus aureus </ study wound healing current study evaluates reduce bacterial burden infected ptbw using div >< p wound gel formulated porcine model developed faster healing wound rinse wound gel study offers porcine models mrsa load vivo </ viv </ vitro </ taken together single animal silver sulfadiazine show increased separate wounds physically debilitating particularly recalcitrant novel mrsa new treatments mrsa ), minimal crosstalk frequently used expensive due current standard common etiology biofilms form
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