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The prospects of application of antimicrobial biodegradable wound dressings for the treatment of purulent wounds by Gumenyuk, S. E., Ushmarov, D. I., Shokel, O. Yu, Aydinova, E. A., Belyakova, Ya. V.

“…Introduction. Due to the growing number of polyantibiotic-resistant strains of microorganisms, the issue of improving the tactics of local treatment of soft…”
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Comprehensive Assessment of the Efficacy of Chitosan-Based Wound Dressings in Combination With Various Antiseptics by Gumenyuk, S. E., Kachanova, O. A., Ushmarov, D. I., Gumenyuk, A. S., Shokel, O. Yu, Isyanova, D. R., Shevchenko, E. A., Zhuravleva, E. V., Verevkin, A. A., Melkonian, K. I.

“…Background : A pressing issue in modern purulent surgery is the growing number of microbial strains resistant to antibiotics. One of the strategies to address…”
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Comparative Morphological Characteristics of the Results of Implantation of Decellularized and Recellularized Porcine Skin Scaffolds by Sotnichenko, A. S., Gilevich, I. V., Melkonyan, K. I., Yutskevich, Y. A., Rusinova, T. V., Karakulev, A. V., Bogdanov, S. B., Aladina, V. A., Belich, Yu. A., Gumenyuk, S. E., Ushmarov, D. I., Bykov, I. M., Redko, A. N., Porhanov, V. A., Alekseenko, S. N.

“…The tissue reaction of pig skin to implantation of decellularized and recellularized dermal matrices on a formed wound defect was evaluated by histological…”
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Application of chitosan-based wound dressings in local treatment of parenchymal organ wounds: a preclinical experimental study by Gumenyuk, S. E., Ushmarov, D. I., Shokel, O. Yu, Gumenyuk, A. S., Matosyan, M. A., Shevchenko, E. A., Verevkin, A. A., Al-Harazi, Ghamdan, Domenyuk, D. A., Alukhanyan, O. A.

“…Background. Injuries of various origins with damage to parenchymal organs remain one of the urgent issues of emergency surgery, despite all the achievements of…”
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Comparative evaluation of chitosan-based multifunctional wound dressings: a multistage randomised controlled experimental trial by Ushmarov, D. I., Gumenyuk, S. E., Gumenyuk, A. S., Gayvoronskaya, T. V., Karablina, S. Ya, Pomortsev, А. V., Sotnichenko, A. S., Melkonyan, K. I., Grigoriev, T. Е.

“…Background . Wounds of various aetiology are among the most frequent traumatic injuries. A prospective route to improve treatment of this nosology is the…”
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