Ultrasound Helps Skin Transplants On Open Leg Ulcers ‘Take Root’ Study Suggests
For skin transplants to “take root”, it needs to be ensured that the patient’s tissue is properly irrigated with blood. Low-frequency ultrasound can promote this effect. Researchers have developed the first device that permits variable control of the ultrasound frequency. Minor skin wounds might hurt a lot, but they usually heal within a matter of days. For diabetics, the slightest scratch can have more serious consequences.
Original post by ScienceDaily: Skin Care News
Posted: December 10th, 2007 under skin health.
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