Perspectives on burn scar evaluation and artificial skin

Authors	P.P.M. van Zuijlen
Supervisors	R.W. Kreis K.E. Bos
Cosupervisors	E. Middelkoop
Award date	12-04-2002
ISBN	9090151263
Number of pages	259
Organisations	Faculty of Medicine (AMC-UvA)
Document type	PhD thesis
Language	English
Downloads	Thesis Cover Titlepage Contents Introduction and outline of this thesis 1 Scar assessment tools: implications for current research 2 Reliability and accuracy of practical techniques for surface area measurements of wounds and scars 3 Morphometry of dermal collagen orientation by Fourier analysis is superior to multi-observer assessment 4 The prognostic factors regarding long term functional outcome of full-thickness hand burns 5 Scar contraction in humans: long term evaluation and prognostic factors 6 Collagen morphology in human skin and scar tissue: no adaptations in response to mechanical loading at joints 7 Tissue engineering and skin substitution: a review 8 Dermal substitution in burns and reconstructive surgery: a clinical evaluation 9 Long term results of a clinical trial on dermal substitution. A light microscopy and Fourier analysis based evaluation 10 The suitability of cells from different tissues to be used in tissue engineered skin substitutes General discussion and future perspectives Summary About the author Bibliography Samenvatting Samenvatting voor de leek Dankwoord Index Stellingen Uitnodiging Cover
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