Microscopic and physiologic evidence for biofilm-associated wound colonization in vivo von Davis, Stephen C., Ricotti, Carlos, Cazzaniga, Alex, Welsh, Esperanza, Eaglstein, William H., Mertz, Patricia M.

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A topical aqueous oxygen emulsion stimulates granulation tissue formation in a porcine second-degree burn wound von Li, Jie, Zhang, Yan-Ping, Zarei, Mina, Zhu, Linjian, Sierra, Jose Ollague, Mertz, Patricia M, Davis, Stephen C

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Statistical approach for avoiding pseudoreplication and increasing power in wound-healing studies von Haag, William G., Abril-Hörpel, Obsidiana, Becquerelle, Sophie D., Mertz, Patricia M., Davis, Stephen C.

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A Wound‐Isolated Pseudomonas aeruginosa Grows a Biofilm In Vitro Within 10 Hours and Is Visualized by Light Microscopy von Harrison‐Balestra, Catherine, Cazzaniga, Alejandro L., Davis, Stephen C., Mertz, Patricia M.

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Effects of a topical aqueous oxygen emulsion on collagen deposition and angiogenesis in a porcine deep partial-thickness wound model von Li, Jie, Ollague Sierra, Jose, Zhu, Linjian, Tang, Ling, Rahill, Kirah, El-Sabawi, Bassim, Liu-Mares, Wen, Mertz, Patricia M., Davis, Stephen C.

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Use of Tissue‐Engineered Skin to Study In Vitro Biofilm Development von CHARLES, CARLOS A., RICOTTI, CARLOS A., DAVIS, STEPHEN C., MERTZ, PATRICIA M., KIRSNER, ROBERT S.

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Over-the-counter topical antimicrobials : effective treatments? von DAVIS, Stephen C, CAZZANIGA, Alejandro L, EAGLSTEIN, William H, MERTZ, Patricia M

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An Octyl‐2‐Cyanoacrylate Formulation Speeds Healing of Partial‐Thickness Wounds von Davis, Stephen C., Eaglstein, William H., Cazzaniga, Alex L., Mertz, Patricia M.

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Barrier and antibacterial properties of 2-octyl cyanoacrylate-derived wound treatment films von MERTZ, Patricia M, DAVIS, Stephen C, CAZZANIGA, Alejandro L, DROSOU, Anna, EAGLSTEIN, William H

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The Effects of Topical Transforming Growth Factor-β2 and Anti-Transforming Growth Factor-β2,3 on Scarring in Pigs von Brahmatewari, Just, Serafini, Anton, Serralta, Victoria, Mertz, Patricia M., Eaglstein, William H

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The effect of occlusive dressings on collagen synthesis and re-epithelialization in superficial wounds von Alvarez, Oscar M., Mertz, Patricia M., Eaglstein, William H.

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Barrier and Antibacterial Properties of 2-Octyl Cyanoacrylate-Derived Wound Treatment Films von Mertz, Patricia M., Davis, Stephen C., Cazzaniga, Alejandro L., Drosou, Anna, Eaglstein, William H.

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Collagenase in Wound Healing: Effect of Wound Age and Type von Ågren, Magnus S, Taplin, Carolyn J, Woessner, J Frederick, Eagistein, William H, Mertz, Patricia M

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Topical Oxygen Emulsion: A Novel Wound Therapy von Davis, Stephen C, Cazzaniga, Alejandro L, Ricotti, Carlos, Zalesky, Paul, Hsu, Li-Chien, Creech, Jeffrey, Eaglstein, William H, Mertz, Patricia M

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Occlusive wound dressings to prevent bacterial invasion and wound infection von Mertz, Patricia M., Marshall, David A., Eaglstein, William H.

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Effect of ultraviolet radiation-induced inflammation on epidermal wound healing von Kaiser, Mark R., Davis, Stephen C., Mertz, Patricia M.

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The Healing of Superficial Skin Wounds Is Stimulated by External Electrical Current von Alvarez, Oscar M., Mertz, Patricia M., Smerbeck, Richard V., Eaglstein, William H.

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Staphylococcus aureus Virulence Factors Associated With Infected Skin Lesions: Influence on the Local Immune Response von Mertz, Patricia M, Cardenas, Tatiana C. P, Snyder, Richard V, Kinney, Megan A, Davis, Stephen C, Plano, Lisa R. W

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The Evaluation of a Cadexomer Iodine Wound Dressing on Methicillin Resistant Staphylococcus Aureus (MRSA) in Acute Wounds von Mertz, Patricia M., Oliveira‐Gandia, Maria F., Davis, Stephen C.

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Effects of arginine-glycine-aspartic acid peptide-containing artificial matrix on epithelial migration in vitro and experimental second-degree burn wound healing in vivo von MERTZ, P. M, DAVIS, S. C, FRANZEN, L, UCHIMA, F.-D, PICKETT, M. P, PIERSCHBACHER, M. D, POLAREK, J. W

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