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Are hypertrophic scars and keloids the same? by Tapking, C., Prasai, A., Branski, L.K.

“…Linked Article: Limandjaja et al. Br J Dermatol 2020; 182:974–986…”
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A tribute to Cicero Parker Meek by Ottomann, C, Hartmann, B, Branski, L, Krohn, C

“…Highlights • Cicero Parker Meek was working as a general practitioner at the Aiken County Hospital in South Carolina, USA. • He had a special interest in the…”
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Continuous pH monitoring in wounds using a composite indicator dressing — A feasibility study by Nischwitz, S.P., Bernardelli de Mattos, I., Hofmann, E., Groeber-Becker, F., Funk, M., Mohr, G.J., Branski, L.K., Mautner, S.I., Kamolz, L.P.

“…•A bionanocellulose dressing was chemically functionalized with a pH indicator dye.•Elegant and continuous pH monitoring of wounds can be performed.•The…”
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Comment on “A tribute to Cicero Parker Meek”. Burns 2014;41:1660–1663 by Ottomann, C, Hartmann, B, Branski, L, Krohn, C

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A systematic review and meta-analysis of 30-day readmission rates following burns by Tapking, C., Boson, A.L., Rontoyanni, V.G., Hundeshagen, G., Kowalewski, K.F., Popp, D., Houschyar, K.S., Zapata-Sirvent, R., Branski, L.K.

“…•Readmission rates after burns are higher in adults (7.4%) than in children (2.7%).•Larger burn size is not a significant risk factor for readmission within 30…”
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Gene therapy in wound healing: present status and future directions by BRANSKI, L. K, PEREIRA, C. T, HERNDON, D. N, JESCHKE, M. G

“…Gene therapy was traditionally considered a treatment modality for patients with congenital defects of key metabolic functions or late-stage malignancies. The…”
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Pre-clinical evaluation of liposomal gene transfer to improve dermal and epidermal regeneration by Branski, L K, Masters, O E, Herndon, D N, Mittermayr, R, Redl, H, Traber, D L, Cox, R A, Kita, K, Jeschke, M G

“…Liposomal gene transfer effectively enhances dermal and epidermal regeneration in burned rodents. To advance this treatment to clinical studies, we…”
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Antibiotic treatment of infections in burn patients - a systematic review by Houschyar, K S, Tapking, C, Duscher, D, Wallner, C, Sogorski, A, Rein, S, Pförringer, D, Reumuth, G, Weissenberg, K, Grieb, G, Branski, L K, Siemers, F, Behr, B, Lehnhardt, M

“…Due to the loss of the natural skin barrier function with reduced immune competence as a result of a plasma loss and the numerous intensive care interventions,…”
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P274 by Song, J, Norbury, W, Finnerty, C.C, Branski, L, Herndon, D.N, Jeschke, M.G

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Keloid and hypertrophic scar treatment modalities. An update by Branski, L K, Rennekampff, H O, Vogt, P M

“…Over the past two decades the treatment of hypertrophic scars and keloids has seen substantial changes due to the evolution of current and establishment of new…”
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301 Autograft Storage Practices of ABA Verified Burn Centers by Hernandez, G, Smith, C, Williamson, S, Branski, L

“…Abstract Introduction The procedures used to store and maintain autograft skin can have a critical impact on the outcome of an autograft transplant. Inadequate…”
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335 Descriptive Analysis of the Pediatric Burned Hand by Begnaud, E, Musslewhite, N R, Cowan, A, Herndon, D N, Branski, L

“…Abstract Introduction Therapists specializing in burn rehabilitation often encounter challenges associated with the severely burned hand. During the acute…”
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99 Distinguishing Causes of Maximal Exercise Limitation in Severely Burned Children by Popp, D, Kinsky, M P, Mlcak, R P, Lee, J O, Hundeshagen, G, Herndon, D N, Branski, L K, Suman, O E

“…Abstract Introduction Cardiopulmonary capacity is routinely assessed using an exercise treadmill test. In healthy individuals, cardiopulmonary capacity is…”
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35 First in Vitro and in Vivo Experiences with a New Synthetic Dermal Substitute with Dual Microporous Structure by Hundeshagen, G, Jay, J W, Prasai, A, Foncerrada, G, Smith, J M, Nguyen, A V, Cambiaso-Daniel, J, Herndon, D N, Enkhbaatar, P, Branski, L K, Finnerty, C C

“…Abstract Introduction Dermal substitution after full thickness burn injury remains challenging when damage is extensive and donor sites for split thickness…”
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The treatment of partial-thickness burns: Amnion versus topical antimicrobial crème by Branski, L., Jeschke, M., Celis, M., Norbury, W.B., Herndon, D.

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P274: Insulin decreases CINC-1, CINC-2 and interleukin-6 in thermally injured rats by Song, J., Norbury, W., Finnerty, C.C., Branski, L., Herndon, D.N., Jeschke, M.G.

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Predicting and managing sepsis in burn patients: current perspectives by Nunez Lopez, Omar, Cambiaso-Daniel, Janos, Branski, Ludwik K, Norbury, William B, Herndon, David N

“…Modern burn care has led to unprecedented survival rates in burn patients whose injuries were fatal a few decades ago. Along with improved survival, new…”
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EFFECT OF SMOKE INHALATION INJURY AND SEPSIS ON CEREBRAL MICROCIRCULATION by Maybauer, D.M., Maybauer, M.O., Traber, L.D., Westphal, M., Nakano, Y.Y., Enkhbaatar, P., Branski, L., Herndon, D.N., Traber, D.L.

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Feasibility of liposomal gene transfer in full excisional wounds in pigs by Jeschke, M.G., Przkora, R., Pereira, C.T., Branski, L., Perez-Polo, J., Burke, A., Cox, R., Herndon, D.N.

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Morphologic changes of the liver after a severe thermal injury by Jeschke, M.G., Mlcak, R.P., Barrow, R.E., Finnerty, C.C., Przkora, R., Shaeffer, A., Norbury, W., Branski, L., Herndon, D.N.

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