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An instrument to measure healing in pressure ulcers: development and validation of the pressure ulcer scale for healing (PUSH) by Stotts, N A, Rodeheaver, G T, Thomas, D R, Frantz, R A, Bartolucci, A A, Sussman, C, Ferrell, B A, Cuddigan, J, Maklebust, J

“…Currently, there is no instrument that provides an accurate and simple method of monitoring pressure ulcer healing in clinical practice. This article reports…”
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Analysis of the kinetics of peritoneal adhesion formation in the rat and evaluation of potential antiadhesive agents by Harris, Elizabeth S., Morgan, Raymond F., Rodeheaver, Goerge T.

“…Background. Peritoneal adhesions continue to be a significant cause of postoperative complications. Elucidating the origin of these adhesions has been hampered…”
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Resistance to adhesion formation: a comparative study of treated and untreated mesh products placed in the abdominal cavity by Gonzalez, R, Rodeheaver, G T, Moody, D L, Foresman, P A, Ramshaw, B J

“…New materials have been devised to prevent postoperative adhesions when placing a prosthesis in contact with abdominal contents. Eighty rats underwent…”
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Evaluation of resorbable barriers for preventing surgical adhesions by Arnold, P B, Green, C W, Foresman, P A, Rodeheaver, G T

“…To evaluate the ability of collagen film, collagen gel, sodium hyaluronate/carboxymethylcellulose film, and fibrin glue to prevent adhesion formation…”
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Social Capital and Delinquency in Bagcilar, Turkey by Williams, James L., Cubukcu, Suat, Sadri, Mahmoud, Rodeheaver, Daniel G., Akhter, Morsheda

“…There is a growing literature on social capital and delinquency. Most research has been done in Western industrial countries, has used limited measures of…”
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The role of sutures and fibrin sealant in wound healing by Spotnitz, W D, Falstrom, J K, Rodeheaver, G T

“…Sutures and fibrin sealant are important surgical aids for facilitating wound closure and creating an optimal setting for wound healing. Most commonly, sutures…”
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Ischemia-reperfusion injury in chronic pressure ulcer formation: A skin model in the rat by Peirce, Shayn M, Skalak, Thomas C, Rodeheaver, George T

“…Most animal models of chronic pressure ulcers were designed to study only the role of ischemic injury in wound formation, often using single applications of…”
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Comparison of the Thrombogenicity of Internationally Available Fibrin Sealants in an Established Microsurgical Model by Frost-Arner, Lieselotte, Spotnitz, William D, Rodeheaver, George T, Drake, David B

“…Previous studies comparing the thrombotic complications of cryoprecipitated fibrin sealant containing bovine thrombin on microvascular venous anastomoses in a…”
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Early tissue reaction to textured breast implant surfaces by Brohim, R M, Foresman, P A, Hildebrandt, P K, Rodeheaver, G T

“…Capsular contracture around breast implants with smooth surfaces continues to be an unpredictable complication. Some surgeons believe that silicone implants…”
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Revolutionary advances in organic foods by Edlich, R F, Drake, D B, Rodeheaver, G T, Kelley, A, Greene, J A, Gubler, K D, Long, 3rd, W B, Britt, L D, Lin, K Y, Tafel, J A

“…'Organic' is a labelling term that denotes products produced under the authority of the Organic Foods Production Act. Before a product can be labelled…”
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A new silver sulfadiazine water soluble gel by Gear, Andrew J.L., Hellewell, Timothy B., Wright, Heather R., Mazzarese, Peter M., Arnold, Peter B., Rodeheaver, George T., Edlich, Richard F.

“…Silver sulfadiazine is the most commonly used topical antibacterial agent for the treatment of burn wounds. It has many clinical advantages, including a broad…”
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Evaluation of clinically applicable exsanguination treatments to alleviate venous congestion in an animal skin flap model by Cottler, Patrick S, Gampper, Thomas J, Rodeheaver, George T, Skalak, Thomas C

“…This study compares the effectiveness of alleviating venous congestion with mechanically‐made outlets or leech therapy in promoting skin flap survival. Free…”
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Human adipose-derived stromal cells accelerate diabetic wound healing: impact of cell formulation and delivery by Amos, Peter J, Kapur, Sahil K, Stapor, Peter C, Shang, Hulan, Bekiranov, Stefan, Khurgel, Moshe, Rodeheaver, George T, Peirce, Shayn M, Katz, Adam J

“…Human adipose-derived stromal cells (ASCs) have been shown to possess therapeutic potential in a variety of settings, including cutaneous wound healing;…”
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Militias at the Millennium: A Test of Smelser's Theory of Collective Behavior by Weeber, Stan C., Rodeheaver, Daniel G.

“…Critically important to Neil Smelser's theory of collective behavior is the idea that people join radical social movements because they experience strain. A…”
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Tissue adhesive wound repair revisited by Noordzij, J P, Foresman, P A, Rodeheaver, G T, Quinn, J V, Edlich, R F

“…The purpose of this experimental study was to compare the effect of a tissue adhesive, N-butyl-2-cyanoacrylate, on the wound's ability to resist infection and…”
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THE SOCIOPOLITICAL ECOLOGY OF A POST-AMERICAN WORLD by Rodeheaver, Daniel G.

“…The purpose of this paper is not to reject Zakaria's notion that the world is undergoing a great transformation, nor is it to argue for or against his idea of…”
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The US model for national standards of care by Rodeheaver, G T

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Principles of emergency wound management by Edlich, R F, Rodeheaver, G T, Morgan, R F, Berman, D E, Thacker, J G

“…Every traumatic wound treated in the emergency department is a result of a finite energy source that caused tissue disruption. The dynamics of this exchange of…”
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Pressure ulcer debridement and cleansing: a review of current literature by Rodeheaver, G T

“…Optimal wound healing can only occur in a clean wound. Cleaning the wound of inflammatory stimuli such as devitalized tissue, reactive chemicals, and bacteria…”
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Seroma prevention in a rat mastectomy model: use of a light-activated fibrin sealant by Wang, J Y, Goodman, N C, Amiss, Jr, L R, Nguyen, D H, Rodeheaver, G T, Moore, M M, Morgan, R F, Abbott, R D, Spotnitz, W D

“…Seroma formation following mastectomy and axillary dissection remains a common and significant problem contributing to patient morbidity and health-care costs…”
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