2007
DOI: 10.2119/2006-00054.brem
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Molecular Markers in Patients with Chronic Wounds to Guide Surgical Debridement

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“…Brem and colleagues previously demonstrated regions of hyperproliferative/hyperkeratotic at the wound edge, which they correlated with dysregulated patterns of epithelial gene expression [39]. We also identified hyperkeratotic regions, but we show here that this hyperkeratotic area extends as far as an inch from the actual wound edge and this tissue labels strongly for TNFα.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 69%
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“…Brem and colleagues previously demonstrated regions of hyperproliferative/hyperkeratotic at the wound edge, which they correlated with dysregulated patterns of epithelial gene expression [39]. We also identified hyperkeratotic regions, but we show here that this hyperkeratotic area extends as far as an inch from the actual wound edge and this tissue labels strongly for TNFα.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 69%
“…Brem and colleagues cultured fibroblasts from the edge of venous ulcers and compared those to fibroblasts from adjacent skin. They found that wound edge cells migrated significantly slower and assumed a flattened polygonal morphology typically associated with senescence [39]. In a subsequent study, they subdivided the wound edge into tissue removed during debridement and tissue that remained after debridement [43].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Однако в другом исследовании, проведенном H. Galkowska [29], не было выявлено нарушений про-лиферации стволовых клеток эпидермиса, дифференци-ровки кератиноцитов и их апоптоза по краям язвенных дефектов нижних конечностей у лиц с нарушенным углеводным обменом. В ходе молекулярного анализа биопсий эпидермиса, проведенного H. Brem, получены аналогичные результаты: у пациентов с хроническими ранами нижних конечностей и СД было выявлено сни-жение числа и нехарактерная локализация рецепторов к EGF, угнетение миграции кератиноцитов, а в дне раны отмечалась гиперпролиферация и незаконченная диф-ференцировка кератиноцитов [30]. Также определялись фенотипические изменения фибробластов и снижение миграции и пролиферации кератиноцитов.…”
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“…Adequate debridement of the wound edges is critical for removing nonfunctioning keratinocytes typically found at the nonmigrating edges of stalled chronic wounds. 27,28 In contrast with classic surgical teaching based on visual inspection, newer understanding of the science of the cells at the wound edges provides guidance for clinicians for the need for wider excisional debridement ( Figure 1). 27,28 Sharp surgical debridement is the fastest and most effective type of debridement.…”
Section: Heel Ulcersmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…27,28 In contrast with classic surgical teaching based on visual inspection, newer understanding of the science of the cells at the wound edges provides guidance for clinicians for the need for wider excisional debridement ( Figure 1). 27,28 Sharp surgical debridement is the fastest and most effective type of debridement. 1 Clinicians control the type and amount of tissue removed.…”
Section: Heel Ulcersmentioning
confidence: 99%