DSpace Repository
DSpace is a digital service that collects, preserves, and distributes digital material. Repositories are important tools for preserving an organization's legacy; they facilitate digital preservation and scholarly communication.
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Kyung Jin Lee; Je Hyun Lee; Jin Soo Kim; Si Young Roh; Sung Hoon Koh; Dong Chul Lee
(Korean Wound Management Society, 2026-10)
Severe circumferential burns of the finger may result in progressive soft-tissue loss, notwithstanding initial preservation of the distal digit. As circumferential soft-tissue loss progresses, exposed bone, tendon, and ...
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Jong Ju Park; Jin Soo Kim; Dong Chul Lee; Si Young Roh; Sung Hoon Koh; Kyung Jin Lee
(Korean Wound Management Society, 2026-10)
Digital replantation in long-term hemodialysis patients presents significant challenges as chronic kidney disease is inherently associated with vascular calcification, endothelial dysfunction, and microvascular impairment. ...
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Juyoung Park; Hyeokjae Kwon; Kim sunje; Song Seung Han; Oh Sang-Ha; Ha Yooseok
(Korean Wound Management Society, 2026-10)
Reconstructing coccygeal defects can be challenging because stable coverage must be achieved while preserving the natural contour of the gluteal region. Successful reconstruction requires not only durable coverage but also ...
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Rah Yoon Kim; Chang Jun Lee; Lee Jun Yong
(Korean Wound Management Society, 2026-10)
Successful healing of burn wounds requires the maturation of anchoring fibrils (type VII collagen) for stable re-epithelialization. However, infection with Staphylococcus aureus can trigger the release of matrix ...
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Seok Hye-Eun; Seok Woo Lee; Kim Hyonsurk
(Korean Wound Management Society, 2026-10)
Background: As the Journal of Wound Management and Research (JWMR) gained prestige in South Korea with a steady increase of submissions and publications, and the field of wound management itself became increasingly ...
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