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WOUNDS		This section is preliminary – further resources to be organized and posted.
#01 Integra		Full resource here.
#02 Coagulopathic wounds		Full resource here.
#03 Immunopathic ulcers		Immunopathic ulcers, Marc E. Gottlieb. Originally presented at The Boswick Burn and Wound Meeting, Maui, February, 2002. Subsequent presentations, 2003-2006. This presentation is about the immunopathic ulcers, a major cause of chronic wounds and related morbidities and disabilities. Slide presentation. PDF (11MB). Complete text or annotation pending – check back.
#04 Geriatric wounds		Wounds and Ulcers in Geriatric Patients – Common Problems and Sensible Management, by Marc E. Gottlieb. Originally presented at Arizona Geriatrics Society, 17th Annual Meeting, Phoenix, AZ, October 29, 2005. An overview of wound problems that are encountered in geriatric practice. Slides. PDF (16MB). Complete text or annotation pending – check back.
#05 Apligraf		Apligraf – Re-Engineered Living Skin – Biotechnology and Chronic Wounds. Marc E. Gottlieb. Presentations 2002 – 2006. This is the most up to date version (April, 2006). Apligraf is a laboratory grown re-engineered living skin equivalent. Used as a “living pharmaceutical” on select problem wounds, it has an effect to induce or accelerate wound healing. Slides and partial annotation: Powerpoint (23MB) PDF (7.5MB). Complete text or annotation pending – check back.
#06 Wounds & control		Wound Healing – A Closed Loop Control System. Marc E. Gottlieb. Originally presented at the Wound Healing Society, Scottsdale, AZ, May 16, 2006. This presentation is about the wound as a closed loop control system. It is a tool to understand the dynamical behavior of wounds, and model physiological, pathological, and therapeutic variations in wound behavior. Poster, images and text. PDF (4.5MB).
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