Journal: Journal of molecular and cellular cardiology

Article Title: A protocol to study ex vivo mouse working heart at human-like heart rate

doi: 10.1016/j.yjmcc.2017.11.011

Figure Lengend Snippet: Increasing of Ca2+ in perfusion medium from 2.25 mM to 2.75 mM significantly increased both systolic and diastolic functions as shown by the higher LVP max, lower LVPmin (A), higher ±dP/dt (B) and stroke volume (C) of ex vivo mouse working hearts at heart rate of ~260 bpm, compensating the decrease from lowering heart rate from 480 bpm at 2.25 mM Ca2+. The test was done at 10 mmHg preload and 55 mmHg afterload. N = 6 hearts. Values are presented as mean ± SE. *P<0.05 vs. 2.25 mM Ca2+ control in Student’s t test.

Article Snippet: Within 2 min after the opening of the chest, Langendorff retrograde perfusion of the heart using Kreb’s solution at 37°C was established from the aortic cannula connected to an 80 mmHg perfusion system (Radnoti, US).

Techniques: Ex Vivo, Control

Journal: Journal of Wound, Ostomy, and Continence Nursing

Article Title: Compression for Primary Prevention, Treatment, and Prevention of Recurrence of Venous Leg Ulcers

doi: 10.1097/WON.0000000000000242

Figure Lengend Snippet: Individual Studies Included in Generation of Statement for Algorithm Development

Article Snippet: Szewczyk et al (2010) , A total of 49 community-dwelling patients managed in clinical ward of hospital in Bydgoszcz, Poland , Randomized controlled trial: Subjects allocated to compression with 30-40 mmHg compression stocking, 2-layer short-stretch bandage system or 4-layer bandage system, no blinding procedures were described, data collection period 3 mo , No differences in reductions in ulcer size found when 2-layer short-stretch bandages, compared to 4-layer bandage system or 30-40 mmHg compression stocking..

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Journal: Journal of Wound, Ostomy, and Continence Nursing

Article Title: Compression for Primary Prevention, Treatment, and Prevention of Recurrence of Venous Leg Ulcers

doi: 10.1097/WON.0000000000000242

Figure Lengend Snippet: Evidence-Based Statements Used in Construction of Algorithm

Article Snippet: Szewczyk et al (2010) , A total of 49 community-dwelling patients managed in clinical ward of hospital in Bydgoszcz, Poland , Randomized controlled trial: Subjects allocated to compression with 30-40 mmHg compression stocking, 2-layer short-stretch bandage system or 4-layer bandage system, no blinding procedures were described, data collection period 3 mo , No differences in reductions in ulcer size found when 2-layer short-stretch bandages, compared to 4-layer bandage system or 30-40 mmHg compression stocking..

Techniques: Reflux

Journal: Diabetic Foot & Ankle

Article Title: Use of collagenase ointment in conjunction with negative pressure wound therapy in the care of diabetic wounds: a case series of six patients

doi: 10.3402/dfa.v6.24999

Figure Lengend Snippet: After 1 month of inpatient therapy, the patient was again taken to the operating room for bilateral debridement. (a) represents the preoperative status of the patient's wounds. (b) represents the intraoperative status of the wounds following staple removal (right) and debridement of yellow, fibrous tissue (left). Postoperatively, the patient was initiated on routine Santyl and negative pressure wound therapy treatments, and kept in house for 1 week.

Article Snippet: Smaller more superficial wounds received the SNaP ® 125 mmHg NPWT system (Spiracur Inc., Sunnyvale, CA) with the supplied blue foam.

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Journal: Diabetic Foot & Ankle

Article Title: Use of collagenase ointment in conjunction with negative pressure wound therapy in the care of diabetic wounds: a case series of six patients

doi: 10.3402/dfa.v6.24999

Figure Lengend Snippet: Following significant healing as a result of week-long Santyl and negative pressure wound therapy, the patient was taken to the operating room for a third debridement and irrigation, and was released to a skilled nursing facility.

Article Snippet: Smaller more superficial wounds received the SNaP ® 125 mmHg NPWT system (Spiracur Inc., Sunnyvale, CA) with the supplied blue foam.

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Journal: Diabetic Foot & Ankle

Article Title: Use of collagenase ointment in conjunction with negative pressure wound therapy in the care of diabetic wounds: a case series of six patients

doi: 10.3402/dfa.v6.24999

Figure Lengend Snippet: Postoperatively, the right wound dehisced and after repeated use of Santyl with negative pressure wound therapy and surgical debridement the wounds presented as pictured on 5/20/14.

Article Snippet: Smaller more superficial wounds received the SNaP ® 125 mmHg NPWT system (Spiracur Inc., Sunnyvale, CA) with the supplied blue foam.

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Journal: Diabetic Foot & Ankle

Article Title: Use of collagenase ointment in conjunction with negative pressure wound therapy in the care of diabetic wounds: a case series of six patients

doi: 10.3402/dfa.v6.24999

Figure Lengend Snippet: With 4 months of continued Santyl and negative pressure wound therapy, the wounds continued to close, and as of 9/8/14 the patient presented with a closed right wound (a) and nearly closed left (b).

Article Snippet: Smaller more superficial wounds received the SNaP ® 125 mmHg NPWT system (Spiracur Inc., Sunnyvale, CA) with the supplied blue foam.

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Journal: Diabetic Foot & Ankle

Article Title: Use of collagenase ointment in conjunction with negative pressure wound therapy in the care of diabetic wounds: a case series of six patients

doi: 10.3402/dfa.v6.24999

Figure Lengend Snippet: Following 1 week of postoperative negative pressure wound therapy, the patient again underwent surgical incision and drainage of both the plantar and dorsal wounds . Postoperatively, negative pressure wound therapy was applied to all wounds, with collagenase product applied to the partially fibrotic dorsal, medial, and lateral wounds faces.

Article Snippet: Smaller more superficial wounds received the SNaP ® 125 mmHg NPWT system (Spiracur Inc., Sunnyvale, CA) with the supplied blue foam.

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Journal: Diabetic Foot & Ankle

Article Title: Use of collagenase ointment in conjunction with negative pressure wound therapy in the care of diabetic wounds: a case series of six patients

doi: 10.3402/dfa.v6.24999

Figure Lengend Snippet: One month following the initial operative incision and drainage, significant wound granulation accumulated as a result of the persistent tandem use of Santyl and negative pressure wound therapy. This prompted the use of a split-thickness skin graft to the dorsal, medial, and lateral wound surfaces. After 1 month of continued postoperative n, the dorsal graft healed well.

Article Snippet: Smaller more superficial wounds received the SNaP ® 125 mmHg NPWT system (Spiracur Inc., Sunnyvale, CA) with the supplied blue foam.

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Journal: Diabetic Foot & Ankle

Article Title: Use of collagenase ointment in conjunction with negative pressure wound therapy in the care of diabetic wounds: a case series of six patients

doi: 10.3402/dfa.v6.24999

Figure Lengend Snippet: Unfortunately, the patient was non-adherent to scheduled follow-ups, and after 1 month, presented with significant dehiscence of the surgical wound. The patient received empiric oral antibiotic therapy, debridement, negative pressure wound therapy, and was placed in a total contact cast. Gentian violet was also administered to the wound sites to reduce maceration caused by prolonged negative pressure therapy inside the cast.

Article Snippet: Smaller more superficial wounds received the SNaP ® 125 mmHg NPWT system (Spiracur Inc., Sunnyvale, CA) with the supplied blue foam.

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Journal: Diabetic Foot & Ankle

Article Title: Use of collagenase ointment in conjunction with negative pressure wound therapy in the care of diabetic wounds: a case series of six patients

doi: 10.3402/dfa.v6.24999

Figure Lengend Snippet: After 2 weeks of post-dehiscence management, and due to the presence of persistent fibrosis, collagenase debridement was re-initiated in tandem with the continued negative pressure wound therapy and total contact cast. Within 1 month of concomitant usage, full healing of the plantar wound was noted, and confirmed again at the 1 month follow-up.

Article Snippet: Smaller more superficial wounds received the SNaP ® 125 mmHg NPWT system (Spiracur Inc., Sunnyvale, CA) with the supplied blue foam.

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Journal: DARU Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences

Article Title: Clinical results with two different pharmaceutical preparations of riboflavin in corneal cross-linking: an 18-month follow up

doi: 10.1186/s40199-015-0091-z

Figure Lengend Snippet: Trend of changes in corneal biomechanical parameters and endothelial cell count compared between two groups of keratoconic patients treated with Iranian vs. Swiss preparations of riboflavin

Article Snippet: Corneal hysteresis (mmHg) , Sina Darou, Iran , 28 , 7.67 ± 1.44 , 6.69 ± 1.52 , 6.44 ± 1.37 , <0.001 , 0.062.

Techniques: Cell Counting