Search Results - "Fuchs, P.C."

Our initial learning curve in the enzymatic debridement of severely burned hands—Management and pit falls of initial treatments and our development of a post debridement wound treatment algorithm by Schulz, A, Perbix, W, Shoham, Y, Daali, S, Charalampaki, C, Fuchs, P.C, Schiefer, J

“…Highlights • Promising results for enzymatic debridement of deep burned hands with NexoBrid™. • Long term spontaneous healing offers good scar quality. •…”
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O25.5 Inflammatory response of pneumocytes type II to LPS by Fuchs, P.C, Gaida, D, Suschek, C, Pallua, N

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The mobilisation of mononuclear cells and endothelial progenitor cells after burn injury in a porcine model by Groger, A, Piatkowski, A, Grieb, G, Wolter, T.P, Fuchs, P.C, Pallua, N

“…Abstract Background Mononuclear blood cells (MNCs) consist of heterogeneous cell populations, for example, CD34+ cells and endothelial progenitor cells (EPCs)…”
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Intra-alveolar IL-6 levels following burn and inhalation injury by Fuchs, P.C, Demir, E, Reuber, K, Stromps, P, Wolter, T, Pallua, N

“…Abstract Burn combined with inhalation injury is a major challenge and requires further study. Using a small-animal model, excretion of IL-6 was investigated…”
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Bioelectric impedance analysis and quality of life after body-contouring procedures in plastic surgery by Smeets, R, Noah, E.M, Seiferth, N.Y, Gröger, A, Bozkurt, A, Fuchs, P.C, Ulrich, D, Pallua, N

“…Summary Background This study dealt with the assessment of two body-contouring patient groups, the first having undergone abdominoplasty and the second…”
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Acetone associated inhalation injury and rhabdomyolysis by Piatkowski, A, Gröger, A, Bozkurt, A, Fuchs, P.C, Pallua, N

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Endothelial thrombomodulin (CD 141) in a rabbit burn model by von Bülow, Silvester, Hartmann, Th, Fuchs, P.C., Schrimpf, C., Pallua, N.

“…Thrombomodulin (CD 141) is an endothelial surface transmembrane glycoprotein. It is involved in the activation of protein C in the inactivation of thrombin. In…”
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The BUrn Mortality Prediction (BUMP) Score – An improved mortality prediction score based on data of the German burn registry by Bagheri, M., Fuchs, P.C., Lefering, R., Daniels, M., Schulz, A., the German Burn Registry, Schiefer, J.L.

“…•BUMP score is more accurate than Galeiras and Revised Baux scores and the TIMM model in predicting mortality.•The BUMP score predicts mortality based on…”
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Re: “Letter to the editor Joppich et al. which was a comment on our paper entitled “Patients’ satisfaction with anesthesia in enzymatic debridement from a surgical perspective” by Schiefer, J.L., Lipensky, A., Fuchs, P.C., Heitzmann, W., Schulz, A.

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Patients’ satisfaction with anesthesia in enzymatic debridement from a surgical perspective by Schiefer, J.L., Lipensky, A., Fuchs, P.C., Heitzmann, W., Schulz, A.

“…•Enzymatic debridement is beneficial for the treatment of partial thickness to deep dermal burns.•Only little has been published on suitable anesthesia…”
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Our Initial Experience In The Customized Treatment Of Donor Site And Burn Wounds With A New Nanofibrous Temporary Epidermal Layer by Schulz, A, Fuchs, P C, Heitzmann, W, Kanho, C H, Schiefer, J L

“…Recently, electrospinning technology has gained increasing attention for wound care. SpinCare™ electrospun polymer nanofibrous temporary epidermal layer is one…”
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Response to Letter to the Editor: ‘Experience with NexoBrid® in enzymatic debridement of facial burns’ by Schulz, A., Fuchs, P.C., Rothermundt, I., Hoffmann, A., Rosenberg, L., Shoham, Y., Oberländer, H., Schiefer, J.

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Does Platelet-Rich Fibrin Enhance Healing Of Burn Wounds? Our First Experiences And Main Pitfalls by Schulz, A, Schiefer, J L, Fuchs, P C, Kanho, C H, Nourah, N, Heitzmann, W

“…Recent research found that enzymatic debridement clearly improves long-term scarring in burns. By reducing the spontaneous wound-healing period, scarring might…”
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Pre-Hospital Care Of Patients With Severe Burns In Germany: A Review Of 29 Years Of Experience by Schiefer, J L, Perbix, W, Grigutsch, D, Ribitsch, B, Fuchs, P C, Schulz, A

“…Despite the high number of burn injuries worldwide, pre-hospital care differs across regions. Data documenting pre-hospital care of severe burn injuries in…”
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Influence Of Pre-Existing Neurological Illnesses On The Outcome Of Severe Burn Injuries by Daniels, M, Becker, M, Lefering, R, Fuchs, P C, Demir, E, Schulz, A, Perbix, W, Grigutsch, D, Schiefer, J L

“…It is known that patients suffering from neurological illnesses have an increased risk of burn injuries. These burns are often very severe and lead to poor…”
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Anatomie der Bauchdecke: Grundsätzliche Operationstechniken by Fuchs, P.C.

“…Zusammenfassung Die Abdominoplastik gehört sicherlich zu den Standardeingriffen der ästhetischen Chirurgie. Auch wenn die Operationstechnik auf den ersten…”
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Contamination of burn wounds by Achromobacter Xylosoxidans followed by severe infection: 10-year analysis of a burn unit population by Schulz, A, Perbix, W, Fuchs, P C, Seyhan, H, Schiefer, J L

“…Gram-negative infections predominate in burn surgery. Until recently, Achromobacter species were described as sepsis-causing bacteria in immunocompromised…”
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Time from accident to admission to a burn intensive care unit: how long does it actually take? A 25-year retrospective data analysis from a german burn center by Schiefer, J L, Alischahi, A, Perbix, W, Grigutsch, D, Graeff, I, Zinser, M, Demir, E, Fuchs, P C, Schulz, A

“…Severe burn injuries often require specialized treatment at a burn center. It is known that prompt admission to an intensive care unit is essential for…”
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Is high PEEP low volume ventilation in burn patients beneficial? by Wolter, T.P, Fuchs, P.C, Horvat, N, Pallua, N

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Enhanced dermal regeneration using modified collagen scaffolds: experimental porcine study by Markowicz, M P, Steffens, G C M, Fuchs, P C, Pallua, N

“…Ongoing research has achieved much progress towards the development of new artificial skin substitute products. However, effective implant material for…”
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