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2nd Department of Surgery Department ... 1 Clinic of Dermatovenerology General T... 1 Department of Cardiovascular Surgery ... 1 Department of Statistical Modeling In... 1 Department of Transplantation and Tis... 1 Department of Vascular Surgery Na Hom... 1 Laboratory of the Biology and Patholo... 1
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2nd Department of Surgery Department ... 1 Clinic of Dermatovenerology General T... 1 Department of Cardiovascular Surgery ... 1 Department of Statistical Modeling In... 1 Department of Transplantation and Tis... 1 Department of Vascular Surgery Na Hom... 1 Laboratory of the Biology and Patholo... 1
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37627785
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10.3390/bioengineering10080900
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To compare the therapeutic efficacy of cryopreserved amniotic membrane (AM) grafts and standard of care (SOC) in treating nonhealing wounds (NHW) through a prospective multicenter clinical trial, 42 patients (76% polymorbid) with 54 nonhealing wounds of various etiologies (mainly venous) and an average baseline size of 20 cm2 were included. All patients were treated for at least 6 weeks in the center before they were involved in the study. In the SOC group, 29 patients (36 wounds) were treated. If the wound healed less than 20% of the baseline size after 6 weeks, the patient was transferred to the AM group (35 patients, 43 wounds). Weekly visits included an assessment of the patient's condition, photo documentation, wound debridement, and dressing. Quality of life and the pain degree were subjectively reported by patients. After SOC, 7 wounds were healed completely, 1 defect partially, and 28 defects remained unhealed. AM application led to the complete closure of 24 wounds, partial healing occurred in 10, and 9 remained unhealed. The degree of pain and the quality of life improved significantly in all patients after AM application. This study demonstrates the effectiveness of cryopreserved AM grafts in the healing of NHW of polymorbid patients and associated pain reduction.
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