2010
DOI: 10.1016/j.burns.2009.11.014
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Percutaneous collagen induction therapy: An alternative treatment for burn scars

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“…An increase in collagen and elastin was seen in two studies treating patients with striae distensae (Aust et al, 2010b, Park et al, 2012), with one additionally showing an increase in epidermal thickness (Park et al, 2012). A study treating burn scars showed an increase in collagen (Aust et al, 2010a). Increases in collagen, elastin, and epidermal and dermal thickness have also been seen with skin needling in nonscarring conditions such as photodamage and skin laxity (Aust et al, 2008a, Aust et al, 2011, Fabbrocini et al, 2011a, Fernandes, 2005, Fernandes and Signorini, 2008, Kim et al, 2011).…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…An increase in collagen and elastin was seen in two studies treating patients with striae distensae (Aust et al, 2010b, Park et al, 2012), with one additionally showing an increase in epidermal thickness (Park et al, 2012). A study treating burn scars showed an increase in collagen (Aust et al, 2010a). Increases in collagen, elastin, and epidermal and dermal thickness have also been seen with skin needling in nonscarring conditions such as photodamage and skin laxity (Aust et al, 2008a, Aust et al, 2011, Fabbrocini et al, 2011a, Fernandes, 2005, Fernandes and Signorini, 2008, Kim et al, 2011).…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…1). Fine needles puncture the skin, resulting in increased dermal elastin and collagen, collagen remodeling, and thickening of the epidermis and dermis (Aust et al, 2008a, Aust et al, 2010a, Aust et al, 2010b, Aust et al, 2011, Fabbrocini et al, 2011a, Fernandes, 2005, Fernandes and Signorini, 2008, Kim et al, 2011, Park et al, 2012, Schwarz and Laaff, 2011). Additionally, skin needling creates small channels, which increase the absorption of topically applied preparations (Badran et al, 2009, Kalluri et al, 2011), a property which has been used in various dermatological treatments (Bencini et al, 2012, Budamakuntla et al, 2013, Clementoni et al, 2010, Fabbrocini et al, 2011b, Fabbrocini et al, 2014a, Kang et al, 2008, Torezan et al, 2013, Yoon et al, 2008, Yoon et al, 2010).…”
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“…Collagenases and matrix proteinases are involved in the gradual conversion of collagen III into collagen I, which remains in the area for 5 to 7 years. 5 The complete wound healing process is a combination of these individual phases.…”
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“…4 Posttraumatic release of platelets leads to release of growth factors; as a result of inflammation processes, a better blood circulation is achieved. 5 In our study, we used the mechanism of the microneedling method to increase flap viability. The purpose of this experimental study was to evaluate topographically, scintigraphically, and histopathologically the effect of the microneedling method on viability of random pattern dorsal skin flaps in rats.…”
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“…Abb. 4; [3]). Daher konnte für die Behandlung von Verbrennungsnarben bereits eine Zulassung und Kostenüber-nahme durch den Verband der gesetzlichen Krankenkassen erwirkt werden.…”
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