Titlebook: Bioengineering Research of Chronic Wounds; A Multidisciplinary Amit Gefen Book 2009 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2009 Biomaterial.Mon

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Book 2009nds may occur when soft tissues are mechanically compressed between bony prominences and a supporting surface. This book gives a complete and quantitative explanation of the mechanobiology which causes chronic wounds. The reviews give an overall picture on all length scales of the phenomenon, starti

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-10590-9of pressure ulcers. This includes in vitro studies on single cells and on artificial skeletal muscle tissues. These investigations have provided considerable insight into aspects of deformation damage and the role of ischemia in pressure ulcer development. The results appeared consistent with animal studies and human studies.

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Tissue Engineered Models: A Valuable Tool in Pressure Ulcer Researchof pressure ulcers. This includes in vitro studies on single cells and on artificial skeletal muscle tissues. These investigations have provided considerable insight into aspects of deformation damage and the role of ischemia in pressure ulcer development. The results appeared consistent with animal studies and human studies.

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Proteomic Approaches for Studying the Phases of Wound Healing techniques on fluids and tissues from wounds with different etiologies. The identification of biomarkers associated with healing or delayed healing in chronic wounds could have great significance in the use of current treatments, as well as in the development of new therapeutic interventions.

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Book 2009bjected to sustained mechanical forces and deformations. The results allow a complete picture of the tolerance of human tissues to sustained loads, and an understanding of the risk for onset of chronic wounds. Hence, this book is also valuable for all professionals involved in the prevention and treatment of chronic wounds..

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Fundamentals of Pressure, Shear and Friction and Their Effects on the Human Body at Supported Postur age, 62 years have been spent in some form of body support, such as an office chair and a bed. (Goossens 1994)..Body-supporting surfaces are often related to complaints in the neck, back, buttocks, legs and soft tissue (Grieco 1986). Numerous solutions for cushioning the contact area between produc

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Mechanobiology of Cutaneous Wound Healing and Scarringning new skin expansion and wound healing therapies. Mechanical forces are also related to cutaneous scarring. Scar formation follows the normal injury repair process in skin. Control and regulation of extrinsic / intrinsic mechanical forces are important to reduce abnormal scarring (hypertrophic sc