wound-healing-reading-chapters

SRPS Volume 10, Number 7, Part 1
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49. Stephens FO, Dunphy JE, Hunt TK: Effect of delayed
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50. Ehrlich P, Tarver H, Hunt TK: The effects of vitamin A and
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52. Hunt TK: Vitamin A and wound healing. J Am Acad
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55. Baker JL: The effectiveness of alpha-tocopherol (vitamin
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56. Ludin EN: Vitamin E and capsular contracture (Letter).
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58. Taren DL et al: Increasing the breaking strength of wounds
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59. Liszewski RF: The effect of zinc on wound healing: a
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60. Lee PWR et al: Zinc in wound healing. Surg Gynecol
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64. Kulick MI, Smith SA, Hadler K: Oral ibuprofen: Evaluation
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65. Kulick MI: In vivo-in vitro investigation of the effect of
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66. Dingfelder JR: Prostaglandins: A review. N Engl J Med
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67. Mosely LH, Finseth F: Cigarette smoking: impairment of
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68. Goldminz D, Bennett RG: Cigarette smoking and flap and
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69. Jensen JA, Goodson WH, Hunt TK: Cigarette smoking
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70. Jones JK, Triplett RG: The relationship of cigarette smoking
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72. Silverstein P: Smoking and wound healing. Am J Med
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73. Smith JB, Fenske NA: Cutaneous manifestations and
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74. Forrest CR, Pang CY, Lindsay WK: Dose and time effects
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77. Stewart AG, Phan LH, Grigoriadis G: Physiological and
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78. White MJ, Heckler FR: Oxygen free radicals and wound
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81. Eaglstein WH: Wound healing and aging. Dermatol Clin
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82. Gerstein AD et al: Wound healing and aging. Dermatol
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84. Quirinia A, Viidik A: The influence of age on the healing
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89. Temple WJ et al: Effect of nutrition and suture material on
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90. Powanda MC, Moyer ED: Plasma proteins and wound
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91. Williamson MB, Fromm HJ: Effect of cystine and methionine
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92. Pollack SV: Wound healing: A review. III. Nutritional
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93. James JH, Watson ACH: The use of opsite, a vapour
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