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Research Category: Detection of Bacterial Burden, Chronic Wounds

Fluorescence technology for point of care wound management

Anghel EL1, Falola RA1, Kim PJ1

1DEPARTMENT OF PLASTIC SURGERY, GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL, WASHINGTON, DC.

Surgical Technology International, 2016, 28, 58-64.

References

ERSILIA L ANGHEL, BS, BA, DIABETIC LIMB SALVAGE RESEARCH FELLOW1; REUBEN A FALOLA, MPH, MEDICAL STUDENT RESEARCH SCHOLAR1; PAUL J KIM, DPM, MS, ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR, DIRECTOR OF RESEARCH1.

1DEPARTMENT OF PLASTIC SURGERY, GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL, WASHINGTON, DC.

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