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In Vivo Evaluation of Histomorphological Alterations in First-Degree Burn Injuries by means of Confocal-Laser-Scanning Microscopy-More Than Virtual Histology? by ALI ALTINTAS, Mehmet, ALI ALTINTAS, Ahmet, GUGGENHEIM, Merlin, NIEDERBICHLER, Andreas David, KNOBLOCH, Karsten, VOGT, Peter M

“…There are various approaches to the treatment of superficial burns. No modality exists to date for determining treatment efficiency on morphological features…”
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Assessment of microcirculatory influence on cellular morphology in human burn wound healing using reflectance-mode-confocal microscopy by Altintas, Ahmet Ali, Altintas, Mehmet Ali, Ipaktchi, Kyros, Guggenheim, Merlin, Theodorou, Pauangiotis, Amini, Peymaneh, Spilker, Gerald

“…ABSTRACT Previous studies have assessed the effects of changes in microcirculation on wound healing; however, the influence of microcirculation on tissue…”
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Insight in microcirculation and histomorphology during burn shock treatment using in vivo confocal-laser-scanning microscopy by Altintas, Mehmet Ali, MD, Altintas, Ahmet Ali, MD, Guggenheim, Merlin, MD, Aust, Matthias C., MD, Niederbichler, Andreas David, MD, Knobloch, Karsten, MD, Vogt, Peter M., PhD

“…Abstract Purpose Microcirculatory disturbances are well known during shock; however, the accompanied histomorphological alterations are widely unknown. We used…”
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Percutaneous collagen induction therapy: An alternative treatment for burn scars by Aust, Matthias C, Knobloch, Karsten, Reimers, Kerstin, Redeker, Jörn, Ipaktchi, Ramin, Altintas, Mehmet Ali, Gohritz, Andreas, Schwaiger, Nina, Vogt, Peter M

“…Abstract Objective This study aims to evaluate percutaneous collagen induction (PCI) in post-burn scarring. Background Patients with scarring after burn…”
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In vivo comparison of microcirculation and histomorphology of two different flap donor sites by Altintas, Ahmet Ali, Stasch, Tilman, Oezcelik, Arzu, Altintas, Mehmet Ali

“…BACKGROUND: In soft tissue reconstruction surgery using free flaps, different donor sites from various anatomical regions should be considered. Local…”
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Quality of life and functional outcome following microsurgical fasciocutaneous vs. myocutaneous tissue transfer by Dlugos, Yvonne Denise, Lahoda, Lars-Uwe, Vogt, Peter M., Altintas, Mehmet Ali

“…Background: Coverage of soft tissue defects at the lower extremity may necessitate microsurgical tissue transfer, such as by fasciocutaneous anterolateral…”
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Local burn versus local cold induced acute effects on in vivo microcirculation and histomorphology of the human skin by Altintas, Ahmet Ali, Guggenheim, Merlin, Oezcelik, Arzu, Gehl, Benjamin, Aust, Matthias C., Altintas, Mehmet Ali

“…Background: The impact of burns and colds on human skin microcirculation and histomorphology has not been compared as yet. Reflectance confocal microscopy…”
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Histometric and histomorphologic comparison of combustion and ambustion using in vivo reflectance-confocal microscopy by Altintas, Ahmet Ali, Amini, Peymaneh, Altintas, Mehmet Ali, Perbix, Walter, Phan, Vu, Stasch, Tilman, Spilker, Gerald

“…Background: When combustion and ambustion induce a superficial injury, they are summarized as superficial burns, regardless of the underlying cause…”
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Reflectance confocal-laser-scanning microscopy in vivo assessments of cigarette-induced dynamic alterations of cutaneous microcirculation on histomorphological level by Altintas, Mehmet Ali, Altintas, Ahmet Ali, Guggenheim, Merlin, Gohritz, Andreas, Meyer-Marcotty, Max, Vogt, Peter M.

“…Objective: Until now, high resolution reflectance confocal‐laser‐scanning microscopy (CLSM) was used for observation of cutaneous morphology in vivo and in…”
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Insight in Human Skin Microcirculation Using In Vivo Reflectance-Mode Confocal Laser Scanning Microscopy by Altintas, Mehmet Ali, Altintas, A. A., Guggenheim, M., Steiert, A. E., Aust, M. C., Niederbichler, A. D., Herold, C., Vogt, P. M.

“…Reflectance-mode confocal laser scanning microscopy allows in vivo imaging of the human skin. We hypothesized that this high-resolution technique enables…”
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