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We thoroughly reviewed studies that investigated the different glycaemic control conditions using CII with the incidence of SSIs in patients with...
Participants were recruited via convenient sampling from patients attending the Wound Care Clinic at Kuala Lumpur General Hospital for diabetic foot...
In this study, the incidence and prevalence of PU in acute hospitals showed a gradual decreasing trend from 2006–2015; however, after the sixth...
The results presented here show that ASC-rich cells can promote wound healing in diabetic and normal rats. In the adipose tissue of diabetic rats, the...
Patients with grade 2 IAD treated with a combination of topical antibiotic (Biomycin, CBC Biotechnological and Pharmaceutical, Taiwan) and topical...
This systematic review and meta-analysis were carried out according to PRISMA guidelines.41.
The patient was a 44-year-old male with a diagnosis of localised scleroderma for five years. He had a smoking history of 20 years, averaging 10...
In this systematic literature review, ‘Suprathel’, ‘effectiveness’, ‘safety’, and ‘cost’ were selected as keywords. Possible synonyms and alternative...
The medical records of 38 patients (30 male and eight female patients) aged 15–38 years (mean=25.4 years)were retrospectively analysed. Of these, 19...
A prospective, randomised control trial was conducted at the Division of Plastic Surgery, Department of Surgery, Prince of Songkla University,...
Cutaneous wounds are diverse, multifactorial, complex and persistent in patients with diabetes.28 Several mechanisms can cause cutaneous wounds, such...
PUs can be classified into categories I: pink-red area of the skin phase; II: inflammatory infiltration phase; and III and IV: ulceration phase, which...