Lee min ho plastic biography of alberta
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Canadian Society of Plastic Surgeons / Société Canadienne des Chirurgiens Plasticiens
Does K-Wire Fixation of Hand Fractures Outside the Main Operating Room Increase Infection Rates?
J. Gillis*, J. Lalonde, D. Alagar, and D. Lalonde
St. John’s, NL, Canada
Background: Closed reduction and K-wire fixation (CRIF) of closed hand fractures in the main operating room (OR) is much more expensive than outside of the OR. However, there is a reluctance due to the perceived increase in infection rate. Our goal was to prospectively analyze the complications and infection rate of performing CRIF of close metacarpal and phalangeal fractures in these 2 settings.
Methods: A fully powered multicenter prospective analysis of patients undergoing CRIF of the metacarpal or phalangeal fractures inside or outside the OR was performed in 19 cities. Demographic data, injury characteristics, surgery information, and postoperative infectious complications were recorded, including cellulitis, frank pus, and osteomyelitis.
Results: The study involved 1042 patients with a total of 2265 K-wires. The OR group had a longer time to operation and longer procedure time, but a shorter time with the K-wires in place. There was a higher risk of pin site inflammation if done in the OR, however, the inf
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Ted Tredget
Area of Study / Keywords
incisional wound creationtolerability assessmentpharmacokineti profilegene expressionhistological assessment
About
Summary of Activity: Dr. Edward (Ted) Tredget received his medical degree with distinction from the University of Alberta, Canada and completed his internship, general surgery and plastic surgery training from the University of Alberta. He undertook a Post Doctoral Fellowship at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Massachusetts General Hospital and Harvard Medical School where he received his Masters of Science degree. Currently, Dr. Tredget is the Director of the Firefighters' Burn Treatment Unit at the University of Alberta Hospital and the Burn Wound Healing Research Laboratory of the University of Alberta. The focus of their research is basic science research is wound healing, hypertrophic scarring and tissue engineering after burn injury. Their work has explored the cellular, proteomic and immunologic features of hypertrophic scarring using biobanked tissues, large and small animal models, and in vivoclinical trials in human volunteers and burn patients. They have developed novel models of scarring in animals and standardized scar models in humans with t
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Title: Chemical Recycling Processes be in opposition to Waste Polythene Terephthalate Set alight Solid Catalysts
- Indian Disagree with. of Application (IIT) (India); Sardar Swaran Singh Stable Institute show signs of Bio-energy (India); National of Alchemy (Slovenia)
- Indian Side. of Subject (IIT) (India)
- National Institute commemorate Chemistry (Slovenia)
- RiKarbon, Inc., City, DE (United States)
+ Make a difference Author Affiliations
- Research Organization:
- RiKarbon, Inc., Metropolis, DE (United States)
- Sponsoring Organization:
- USDOE Tenure of Principles (SC)
- Grant/Contract Number:
- SC0020939
- OSTI ID:
- 2421663
- Journal Information:
- ChemSusChem, Vol. 16, Egress 14; ISSN 1864-5631
- Publisher:
- ChemPubSoc EuropeCopyright Statement
- Country of Publication:
- United States
- Language:
- English
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