The study of 114 patients showed an impactful 86% reduction in adverse scarring events when using the Planatome blade. Hypertrophic scars and keloids, chronic overgrowths of scar tissue on the ...

Hypertrophic scars and keloids, chronic overgrowths of scar tissue on the skin, pose significant physical disfigurement and psychological challenges for patients. These issues are caused by ...

Infections, surgery, injuries, or inflammation of the tissue can cause a scar to develop at any location in the body. 1 In severe cases, hypertrophic scarring and keloids can occur after an injury ...

Typical discoid LE lesions can occur with hypertrophic LE. [3] A clinical course marked by chronicity and progression of the lesions characterize this subset, although systemic involvement is rare.

A complication common to cartilaginous piercings of the ear is known as hypertrophic scarring that occurs in some individuals because of a chronic inflammatory process. In this condition ...

A radial scar, sometimes referred to as a complex sclerosing lesion, is a type of breast mass that may be associated with a slightly increased risk of breast cancer. Limited research suggests that ...

Action under the agreement should be carried out in accordance with best available science (Articles 4, 7 and 14). The Agreement identifies the need to enhance and strengthen systematic observation, ...

A detailed history was taken from all patients including: age, sex, weight and length of patients were recorded and body mass index (BMI) was calculated for everyone, date of CABG, cutaneous problems ...