2001
DOI: 10.1097/00006534-200109010-00012
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An in Vivo Comparison of Topical Agents on Wound Repair

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“…In 2001, Cho et al [14] reported that hydrogen peroxide stimulates the release of VEGF by macrophages. Hydrogen peroxide has been criticized in the past for the inhibition of healing [67,68]. The mechanism of H 2 0 2 stimulating VEGF returns us to basic wound physiology.…”
Section: Vegf Through Hydrogen Peroxidementioning
confidence: 99%
“…In 2001, Cho et al [14] reported that hydrogen peroxide stimulates the release of VEGF by macrophages. Hydrogen peroxide has been criticized in the past for the inhibition of healing [67,68]. The mechanism of H 2 0 2 stimulating VEGF returns us to basic wound physiology.…”
Section: Vegf Through Hydrogen Peroxidementioning
confidence: 99%
“…In contrast, in the in vivo studies DS does not appear to alter basal cell viability, tensile wound strength, and reepithelialization at concentrations up to 0.25% [13,14,37]. Interestingly, in one study wounds treated with DS also showed significantly increased neodermal thickness when compared with the controls, and greater numbers of proliferating fibroblasts [38]. Recently, in a small case series of military trauma patients, 0.025% DS was delivered with negative pressure wound therapy as an adjunct to aggressive debridement, and antifungals with clinical success [39].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 77%
“…À notre connaissance, c'est le premier cas rapporté après traitement d'un abcès mammaire. L'eau oxygénée n'est pas plus efficace que les autres antiseptiques [6]. Son risque potentiellement grave ne pas doit être méconnu [3].…”
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