Characterisation of a multi-frequency wound impedance mapping instrument.

Sonja O'Neill; Claudine Gehin; Gillian Moody; Jacques Jossinet; Eric T McAdams

Characterisation of a multi-frequency wound impedance mapping instrument.

Sonja O'Neill, Claudine Gehin, Gillian Moody, Jacques Jossinet, Eric T McAdams

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Abstract

A new instrument has been developed enabling clinicians to map and study the healing process of a wound. Early assessment of the instrument demonstrated promising results both during bench testing as well as during initial in vivo measurements on a skin abrasion. Clear differences between healthy and wounded tissue were demonstrated and a pattern was observed, potentially indicative of the healing process for this particular wound.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Unknown Host Publication
Pages	4907-10
Volume	2008
Publication status	Published (in print/issue) - 2008

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