Eva Maria Valesky

TL;DR: This valued and well‐known drug mainly prescribed by dermatologists is now experiencing a renaissance far beyond dermatologic applications, and offers promising results on the treatment of cancer, malaria, chronic inflammatory lung diseases, and Huntington disease.

TL;DR: Several potentially relevant cofactors, comorbidities of their associations and geographical distributions are demonstrated, which should be routinely examined in patients with chronic leg ulcers and – if possible – treated.

TL;DR: This study demonstrates the comparability of the developed organotypic skin equivalent to healthy human skin and the versatility for clinical applications for tissue-cultured skin autografts.

TL;DR: In almost every chronic wound different bacteria species can be detected and contribute to the formation of infection.

TL;DR: This data indicates that suppression of the MHC class II expression levels in head and neck cancer is associated with an up-regulation of the cellular immune response and promotes tumour evasion from immune surveillance.