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MJCCS Mini Review Dec 27, 2024
Hydroconductive Dressing – A Review
Dwajan A, Chittoria RK* and Amrutha JS

Good wound preparation is required in wound healing. Removal of dead and necrotic tissue by autolysis or thorough debridement, followed by effective exudate control, matrix metal…

Hydroconductive Wound Bed Ulcer
MJCCS Research Article Aug 29, 2024
Role of Non Cultured Keratinocyte Graft with Sucralfate in Second Degree Scald Burns
Subramaniyan SS, Chittoria RK* and Amrutha JS

Normal wound healing is a complex process involving three phases namely inflammatory, proliferating and remodeling. Studies have shown that sucralfate has beneficial effect on ulce…

Sucralftae Keratinocyte Wound Bed
MJCCS Research Article Jul 19, 2024
Application of New Classification for Sacral Pressure Injury
Shukla V, Chittoria RK*, Amrutha JS and Chakiath JA

Pressure sores are a serious complication of multi morbidity and lack of mobility. Pressure injuries are commonly encountered in geriatric patients. Certain well-recognized risk fa…

Kumar Classification Pressure
MJCCS Research Article Jun 7, 2024
Role of Autologous Lipoaspirate Therapy in Wound Healing
Dadheech M, Chittoria RK * and Amrutha JS

Normal wound healing is a complex process which involves combination of diverse immunological and biological process. Lipoaspirate is a remarkable source of stem cells. Adult stem…

Autologous Lipoaspirate Wound Healing
MJCCS Research Article Apr 5, 2024
Prevention of Pressure Sore Using Silicone Gel Pad in Prolonged Surgery
Swaroop JM, Chittoria RK*and Amrutha JS

Pressure ulcers develop primarily from friction and shear and are progressive. It is usually found in bedridden and immobile people. Spinal cord injury patients have loss of sensa…

Pressure Sore Intraoperative Surgery