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Komorbiditäten gefährden die Wundheilung

Effects of comorbidities on wound healing

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Die Wundheilung ist ein komplexer Vorgang. Sie wird von Komorbiditäten und einer Reihe weiterer Faktoren beeinflusst. Im Beitrag erfahren Sie, was Sie Ihren Patienten präoperativ raten können.

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    Christopher Lampert,  Florian Bösch,  Jens Werner,  Martin Kurt Angele &  Sebastian Pratschke

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Lampert, C., Bösch, F., Werner, J. et al. Komorbiditäten gefährden die Wundheilung. MMW - Fortschritte der Medizin 161, 54–59 (2019). https://doi.org/10.1007/s15006-019-1157-5

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