Search engine for discovering works of Art, research articles, and books related to Art and Culture
Javascript must be enabled to continue!
029 Treatment of Fresh DDB Wounds with Allogenic Cultured Fibroblasts, Allogenic Cultured Dermal Substitute
View through CrossRef
Aim: Multi‐center's clinical study for the application of the cultured dermal substitute (CDS) composed of hyaluronic acid and collagen spongy matrix with allogenic cultured fibroblasts1 is in progress since 2001. In this study, effect of the CDS for the treatment of fresh DDB wounds was tested. Methods: Six cases of second‐degree burns, diagnosed as DDB by observation of blood stream of the dermal capillary using Compact Micro Vision System (Hi‐Scope®, Hi Rox Co., Japan), were treated with the cultured allogenic fibroblasts, CDS. Results: The epithelialization of the wounds was obtained on 8.2 ± 2.6 (mean ± SD) days after the application. Conclusion: The results of our clinical experiences suggest that the allogenic cultured fibroblasts have beneficial effect on the wound healing of the DDB.
Title: 029
Treatment of Fresh DDB Wounds with Allogenic Cultured Fibroblasts, Allogenic Cultured Dermal Substitute
Description:
Aim: Multi‐center's clinical study for the application of the cultured dermal substitute (CDS) composed of hyaluronic acid and collagen spongy matrix with allogenic cultured fibroblasts1 is in progress since 2001.
In this study, effect of the CDS for the treatment of fresh DDB wounds was tested.
Methods: Six cases of second‐degree burns, diagnosed as DDB by observation of blood stream of the dermal capillary using Compact Micro Vision System (Hi‐Scope®, Hi Rox Co.
, Japan), were treated with the cultured allogenic fibroblasts, CDS.
Results: The epithelialization of the wounds was obtained on 8.
2 ± 2.
6 (mean ± SD) days after the application.
Conclusion: The results of our clinical experiences suggest that the allogenic cultured fibroblasts have beneficial effect on the wound healing of the DDB.
Related Results
Up-regulated macrophage migration inhibitory factor protects apoptosis of dermal fibroblasts in patients with systemic sclerosis
Up-regulated macrophage migration inhibitory factor protects apoptosis of dermal fibroblasts in patients with systemic sclerosis
Summary
Macrophage migration inhibitory factor (MIF) is a proinflammatory cytokine that has been demonstrated to regulate the apoptosis of several cell types. Dysreg...
028
Clinical Trials of Allogenic Cultured Dermal Substitute for the Treatment of Burn Wounds
028
Clinical Trials of Allogenic Cultured Dermal Substitute for the Treatment of Burn Wounds
Aim: Recently, various types of cultured skin substitutes have been developed and some of them are used clinically. This study was designed to evaluate the efficacy of allogenic cu...
Survey on Prevalence and Impact of Chronic Non-Healing Wounds among Patients Attending Various Wound Clinics Around Trivandrum City
Survey on Prevalence and Impact of Chronic Non-Healing Wounds among Patients Attending Various Wound Clinics Around Trivandrum City
The survey on prevailing medical practices for non-healing chronic wounds and its impact provides valuable insights into the management and treatment strategies adopted in the cont...
Dermal Fibroblasts from Chronic Wounds Exhibit Paradoxically Enhanced Proliferative and Migratory Activities that May be Related to the Non-Canonical Wnt Signaling Pathway
Dermal Fibroblasts from Chronic Wounds Exhibit Paradoxically Enhanced Proliferative and Migratory Activities that May be Related to the Non-Canonical Wnt Signaling Pathway
It is generally thought that dermal fibroblasts from chronic wounds are in a state of senescence, which contributes to the failure to heal. This assumption, based on limited experi...
Tissue‐Engineered Product: Allogeneic Cultured Dermal Substitute Composed of Spongy Collagen with Fibroblasts
Tissue‐Engineered Product: Allogeneic Cultured Dermal Substitute Composed of Spongy Collagen with Fibroblasts
Abstract: Recently, various types of allogeneic skin substitutes including cultured epidermal substitute (CES), cultured dermal substitute (CDS), and cultured skin substitute (CSS)...
Transplantation of Cultivated Fibroblasts on a Backing of Xenogenic Tissue in the Treatment of Wounds
Transplantation of Cultivated Fibroblasts on a Backing of Xenogenic Tissue in the Treatment of Wounds
Introduction. Trophic ulcers are a common health problem, and there are numerous treatment methods. Irreversible damage in the skin, subcutaneous tissue, and fascia with long-term ...
Oil and gas bearing potential of crystalline basement in Dnieper-Donets Basin – unbiased view
Oil and gas bearing potential of crystalline basement in Dnieper-Donets Basin – unbiased view
Purpose. Based on the analysis of existing information on the exertions of oil and gas in crystalline rocks of the Dnieper-Donets Basin (DDB), assess the presence of hydrocarbon de...
Bile acid cytotoxicity in human dermal fibroblasts: mechanistic insights into effluent-induced peristomal skin damage
Bile acid cytotoxicity in human dermal fibroblasts: mechanistic insights into effluent-induced peristomal skin damage
Bile acids in intestinal effluent may play an underrecognized mechanistic role in peristomal skin injury, yet their direct effects on dermal fibroblasts—the stomal cells essential ...