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Bio Med Sciences’ scar management, wound care and renewing technologies have been the subject of, or favorably mentioned in a variety of medical journals and trade publications. Click the links to download PDF versions of the articles.
Wound Care
Renewing Technologies
Scar Management
Wound Care
Cultured Autologous Keratinocytes in Suspension Accelerate Epithelial Maturation in an In Vivo Wound Model as Measured by Surface Electrical Capacitance
Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery – February 2007
A New Option for the Nursing Wound Management of Toxic Epidermal Necrolysis Syndrome – A Case Report
Mid-Atlantic Burn Conference – November 2006
Evaluation of a New Multi-Layer Foam Dressing for the Effective Management of Graft Site Coverage
Mid-Atlantic Burn Conference – November 2006
Ablative Laser Resurfacing – Postoperative Care
Skin Therapy Letter – August/September 2004
Dressing for success after laser treatments: ‘smart’ bandages boost healing, ease pain
Cosmetic Surgery Times – July 2004
Colleagues draw conclusion on occlusive silicone dressing
Cosmetic Surgery Times – July 2002
Evaluation of a Silicone Occlusive Dressing After Laser Skin Resurfacing
Archives Dermatology – October 2001
Interpenetrating Polymer Network Wound Dressing Versus Petrolatum Following Facial CO Laser 2 Resurfacing: A Bilateral Comparison
Dermatologic Surgery – May 2001
Laser Dressing Avoids Postoperative Problems
Cosmetic Surgery Times – April 2000
A Novel Occlusive Dressing for Skin Resurfacing
Dermatologic Surgery – 1998
Promising Results Found With New Interpenetrating Polymer Network
Cosmetic Dermatalogy – October 1995
Silon® Non-Adherent Film Dressings On Autograft And Donor Sites
Wounds – September 1992
Renewing Technologies
A Phase III, Randomized, Single-Blind Untreated Control Study
Scar Management
Nonsurgical Scar Management of the Face: Does Early vs Late Intervention Affect Outcome?
Journal of Burn Care and Research – September/October 2013
Use of Silon-LTS® Low Temperature Splinting Material for Fabrication of Scar Management Facial Orthosis in an Infant
24th Southern Region Burn Conference (SRBC) – December 2011
The Use of Silicone Lined, Low Temperature Thermoplastics in the Rehabilitation of Pediatric Hand Burns
14th European Burns Association (EBA) Congress – September 2011
Current Rehabilitation Updates in the Practice Management of Facial Scar Hypertrophy
14th European Burn Association (EBA) Congress – September 2011
Management of a Challenging Pediatric Burn Scar Utilizing a Novel Silicone Impregnated Low Temperature Thermoplastic Splint Material
Northeast Region Burn Conference – November 2010
Old-fashioned Fabrication of Transparent Face Masks
Southern Region Burn Conference – November 2010
The Novel Use of a Self-Adhesive Silicone Fabric Sheeting for Managing Difficult Eye Contracture – A Case Report
Western Region Burn Conference – October 2010
Employing A Cost Effective, Long Term Solution To Scar Management and Splinting Utilizing A Novel Silicone Impregnated Splinting Material
International Society for Burn Injuries (ISBI) – June 2010
The Use of A Low Temperature Silicone Impregnate Splinting Material In The Management of Anterior Neck Burn Scar Hypertrophy
Interntional Society for Burn Injuries (ISBI) – June 2010
Blood Flow Changes with Prolonged Facial Pressure
Journal of Burn Care & Research – May/June 2010
Enhancing Scar Management Combination Therapy: Initial Experiences with Silicone Lined Thermo-formable Foam
42nd American Burn Association – March 2010
Palmar Hand Burn Splint: Tips and Techniques for Splinting Management
Southern Medical Association – November 2009
Technological Advancements in the Management of Hypertrophic Scar with Silicone and Pressure Modalities
The John A. Boswick Burn and Wound Care Symposium – February 2009
Clinical Management of Hypertrophic Burn Scars with Silon® Technology and Pressure Modalities in Rehabilitation
2nd Scar Meeting – September 2008
Current Clinician Opinions on the Management of Hypertrophic and Keloid Scars with Pressure Modulation
British Burn Association – April 2008
Laser Doppler Imaging of Cutaneous Blood Flow Through Transparent Face Masks: A Necessary Preamble to Computer-Controlled Rapid Prototyping Fabrication With Submillimeter Precision
Journal of Burn Care & Research – January/February 2008
Silon® Technology Enhances Durability and Produces A More Versatile Line of Silicone Based Products to Treat Hypertrophic Burn Scars
European Burn Association Congress – September 2007
The Use of High-Temperature Silicone Lined Material for Neck and Chin Orthoses
Mid-Western Regional Burn Conference – September 2007
The Effectiveness Of Silicone Thermoplastic Material In The Management Of Facial Scarring After Burn Injury
Southern Regional Burn Conference – November 2006
Comparison of Positive Pressure Gloves on Hand Function in Adults with Burns
Journal of Burn Care & Research – May 2006
A New Burn Mouth Splinting Option for Oral Scaring after Burn Injury
26th Mid-Atlantic Burn Conference – November 2003
Alternative Silicone Gel Sheeting Application Methods to Improve Burn Scar Outcome
23rd Mid-Atlantic Burn Conference – November 2000
Silicone Thermoplastic Sheeting for Treatment of Facial Scars: An Improved Technique
Journal of Prosthodontics – June 1999
Dynamic Cone Mouth Splinting: Adjunct to Present Scar Management Techniques
Mid-Atlantic Burn Conference – November 1998
The Management of Face and Neck Scars With Silon-STS®
Louisiana State University Medical Center – 1997
Therapist Management of a Full-Thickness Facial Burn with a Silicone Lined High Temperature Thermoplastic Splint: A Clinical Case Report
Saint Agnes Medical Center – September 1996
The Silicone Thermoplastic Sheeting Face Mask: Facial Scar Mediators of the Future
Mid-Atlantic Burn Conference – November 1995
