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In 114 albino rats the healing of incisions by scalpel and of several kinds of electrosurgically induced skin wounds was studied. The authors used the electrotome Martin 800 RFS. Incisions with the least coagulation which were the most blood-drenched healed best. These wounds were the tightest. Much coagulation distinctly worsened wound healing. That depends not only on the adjustment of the electrotome but also on the electrodes and the velocity of cutting. Proper cutting technique, adequate form of the electrode, and optimal amperage are required to combine the advantages of the less-bleeding non-pressing cut with satisfactory wound healing. The best results of the experiments are reported in detail.
H E Köhnlein, and
P Haussmann, and
H D Seitz, and
D Daguhn
April 1998,
World journal of surgery,
H E Köhnlein, and
P Haussmann, and
H D Seitz, and
D Daguhn
January 1986,
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H E Köhnlein, and
P Haussmann, and
H D Seitz, and
D Daguhn
March 1950,
Nordisk medicin,
H E Köhnlein, and
P Haussmann, and
H D Seitz, and
D Daguhn
February 1964,
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H E Köhnlein, and
P Haussmann, and
H D Seitz, and
D Daguhn
December 1990,
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H E Köhnlein, and
P Haussmann, and
H D Seitz, and
D Daguhn
September 2002,
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H E Köhnlein, and
P Haussmann, and
H D Seitz, and
D Daguhn
January 1985,
Recent results in cancer research. Fortschritte der Krebsforschung. Progres dans les recherches sur le cancer,
H E Köhnlein, and
P Haussmann, and
H D Seitz, and
D Daguhn
November 1971,
Arzneimittel-Forschung,
H E Köhnlein, and
P Haussmann, and
H D Seitz, and
D Daguhn
September 1965,
Bruns' Beitrage fur klinische Chirurgie,
H E Köhnlein, and
P Haussmann, and
H D Seitz, and
D Daguhn
April 1962,
Vojnosanitetski pregled,
