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Interpretation of near-infrared imaging in acute and chronic wound care

Arnold et al., 2021

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15752819870598629438
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Arnold J
Marmolejo V
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Vascular assessment is a critical component of wound care. Current routine noninvasive vascular studies have limitations which can give a false sense of security of the presence of adequate perfusion for healing. Near-infrared imaging modalities can serve as an additional …
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