Wound Care Diagnosis: A Multidisciplinary Pilot Study using FT-IR Imaging and Non-Invasive Testing

摘要: Wound care is highly prevalent, costly and has limited published evidence. healing a complex process that involves an integration of numerous clinical biochemical pathways. The consists the steps necessary when skin or tissue attempts to undergo repair at site injury. two classifications wound types are referred as acute chronic. four steps: hemostasis, inflammatory, proliferative remodeling. During injury, platelets form over injury fibrin based clot which serves means for controlling any further extensive bleeding. In order treat wound, correct diagnosis must be determined earliest stage. This study focused upon understanding chronic wounds were non-healing greater than 30 days with emphasis venous ulcers. Venous ulcers defined due valves improperly functioning making them usually main wounds. Early detection crucial these cases because chances infection can possible fatal leading amputation if not treated immediately. purpose this project was monitor progress patients using non-invasive tools imaging establish integrated diagnostic method appropriate treatment plans Our preliminary histological samples suggest FT-IR modeled framework granulation pathological modeling. addition, patient data findings from laser doppler digital thermography corresponded patient’s pathology medical history understand issues blood perfusion temperature respectively. we comprehensive more thorough staining set both new current special classifiers relevant identifying components within produced Care.