Porcine model

News

Study Results Show Positive Effects of an Enzymatic Hydrogel on Third-degree Burn Wounds

04/07/2022

A laboratory study using a porcine model to evaluate an enzymatic hydrogel solution in the treatment of third-degree burn wounds shows promise in reducing bacterial loads.

A laboratory study using a...

04/07/2022

Wound Care

Development of a porcine model for chronic wound eschars and evaluation of a Bromelain based enzymatic debriding agent

Background: Advances in the development of novel therapies for chronic wounds has been limited by the lack of validated animal models. In this study, we describe the development of a nove...

Yaron Shoham ;

Adan Singer , MD;

08/19/2021

Laboratory Research

A Pilot Study of the Antibacterial Activity of Topical Fatty Acids

06/06/2019

In this video, Dr. Gibson describes 3 experiments that sought to determine if an oil-based product could reduce viable Staphylococcus aureus in a porcine skin wound model, which was exhibited as a poster at the 2019 Symposium on Advanced...

In this video, Dr. Gibson...

06/06/2019

Wounds

Original Research

Establishment of an Uncomplicated Radiation-delayed Wound Healing Model Using Irradiation in Pigs

02/01/2019

Dalie Liu ;

Youngwook Ryoo ;

Jinhee Kim ;

Woonhyeok Jeong ;

Sunyoung Kwon ;

Xiao Yang ;

Daegu Son ;

Youngkee Oh ;

In this study, the authors propose and verify a procedure to establish a radiation-delayed wound healing model in pigs.

In this study, the authors...

02/01/2019

Wounds

Clinical Cases

Preliminary Evaluation of a Collagen Matrix with PHMB Reducing MRSA Infections in a Porcine Model

11/10/2017

Stephen C. Davis, Research Professor, presents his poster, “Preliminary Evaluation of a Collagen Matrix with Polyhexamethylene Biguanide Reducing Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus Infections Using a Porcine Deep...

Stephen C. Davis, Research...

11/10/2017

Wounds

Original Research

The Effects of Normal Saline Instillation in Conjunction With NPWT on Wound Healing in a Porcine Model

07/01/2010

Diwi Allen ;

Braden K. Leung ;

Lori A. LaBarbera ;

Amy K. McNulty , PhD;

07/01/2010

Wounds