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1.	Ad5F35 Chimeric Recombinant Adenovirus-mediated Basic Fibroblast Growth Factor Gene Therapy Investigated In Ischemic Chronic Wounds In Rabbit Ears Models
2.	Evidence-base Clinical Study Of Chronic Wound
3.	Research The Effect Of Insulin In The Assistant Treatment Of Chronic Wound Surface
4.	Negative Pressure Wound Therapy Upregulates Hypoxia Inducible Factor-1α And VEGF Expressions During Chronic Wound Healing
5.	Effect Of Vacuum-assisted Closure On The Expression Of C-ski And Smad3 In Human Chronic Wound Tissues And Its Significance
6.	Application Of Ultrasonic Debridement Machine In The Treatment Of Orthopaedics Chronic Wounds
7.	Study On Healing Effect Of Lyophilized Platelets In Chronic Wounds Model Of Rats
8.	The Role Of Physiological Electric Filed In Diabetic Chronic Wounds
9.	The Clinical Effect Of Negative Pressure Wound Therapy Combined With Autograft In Chronic Wounds
10.	Clinical Analysis And Treatment Of The Chronic Wounds
11.	The Vacuum Sealing Drainage Promotes The Healing Of The Chronic Wounds By Increasing The NGF Expression And The Angiogenesis In The Wounds Tissues
12.	The Clinical Application Research Of Silver Dressing In The Management Of Chronic Wounds
13.	Clinical Analysis Of Continuous Vacuum Sealing Drainage (VSD) In The Acute And Chronic Wounds Repairing
14.	Experimental Study About The Effect Of Tuoguansan To Intervene The Staphyloc-occus Aureus-induced Chronic Wound
15.	Clinical Application Of Ultrasonic Debridement Allied With VSD In Chronic Wounds
16.	Application Of Continuity Nursing In Patients With Leg Venous Ulcer
17.	Observation Of Platelet-rich Plasma (PRP) Combined With Yiqihuoxue Decoction On Repairing Chronic Wounds
18.	The Study Of Therapeutical Effect Of Ferulic Acid On Chronic Wound
19.	The Antibacterial Activity Of Acetic Acid Against The Pathogens Of Relevance To Chronic Wounds And The Toxic Effects On Murine Fibroblast Cell Line
20.	Acute And Chronic Wounds PH Changes And The Healing Of The Wound
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