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The establishment of a wound model induced by ultrapulse CO2 laserThe Establishment of a Wound Model Induced by Ultrapulse CO2 Laser

Authors
Youn, S.W.Park, K.C.Kwon, S.B.Hwang, E.S.Kim, S.W.Cho, A.R.Lee, J.G.
Issue Date
Sep-2002
Publisher
대한피부과학회
Keywords
Ultrapulse CO2 laser; Wound model
Citation
Korean Journal of Dermatology, v.40, no.9, pp 1077 - 1082
Pages
6
Journal Title
Korean Journal of Dermatology
Volume
40
Number
9
Start Page
1077
End Page
1082
URI
https://scholarworks.bwise.kr/cau/handle/2019.sw.cau/26279
ISSN
0494-4739
Abstract
Background: Wound model is important for the development of dressing materials used in dermatologic practice. Most of the wound healing models are not standardized, individualized ones for each special situation. Objectives: The purpose of our study is to establish a standardized wound model for evaluating the efficiency of wound healing of dressing material and the effect of epidermal growth factor(EGF) on artificially induced wounds. Methods: Using ultrapulse CO2 laser and rats, we calibrates the most effective level of energy, frequency, and pulse duration for a wound model of upper dermis. Then, we evaluated the effect of various dressing materials such as vaseline gauze, collagen sponge, collagen sponge containing EGF and hydrogel on wound healing. Results: We obtained relatively even and uniformed wound models of upper dermal level with the setting of ultrapulse CO2 laser; continuous mode, 800watt, frequency of 100Hz, and pulse duration of 0.3ms. Wounds applied with collagen sponge containing EGF showed relatively accelerated wound healing, but wounds with hydrogel or collagen sponge only showed delayed healing of wounds Conclusion: Ultrapulse CO2 laser could make a wound model of uniform depth level and could be used as a tool for making standardized wound models.
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