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Gael E. Phillips
Researcher at Royal Brisbane and Women's Hospital
Publications - 24
Citations - 701
Gael E. Phillips is an academic researcher from Royal Brisbane and Women's Hospital. The author has contributed to research in topics: Scars & Burn injury. The author has an hindex of 13, co-authored 24 publications receiving 629 citations. Previous affiliations of Gael E. Phillips include University of Queensland & Boston Children's Hospital.
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Generation and characterization of EphA1 receptor tyrosine kinase reporter knockout mice.
Shannon Duffy,Mark G. Coulthard,Mark G. Coulthard,Mark G. Coulthard,Mark D. Spanevello,Nirmitha I. Herath,Trina Yeadon,Jennifer K. McCarron,Jacinta C. Carter,Ian D. Tonks,Graham F. Kay,Gael E. Phillips,Andrew W. Boyd,Andrew W. Boyd +13 more
TL;DR: A knock‐in mouse in which EphA1 expression is disrupted via the insertion of an internal ribosome entry site (IRES)‐human placental alkaline phosphatase (ALPP) reporter cassette into exon II of the E phA1 gene is described, indicating a possible role for Eph a1 in tissue patterning and hormone‐induced apoptotic processes.
Conservative surgical debridement as a burn treatment : supporting evidence from a porcine burn model
Xue-Qing Wang,Margit Kempf,Pei-Yun Liu,Leila Cuttle,Hong-En Chang,Olena Kravchuk,Julie Mill,Gael E. Phillips,Roy M. Kimble +8 more
TL;DR: In thermal deep-dermal burns, surgical debridging is normally used in conjunction with skin grafting or skin substitutes and debridement alone as a burn treatment is not usually practiced as discussed by the authors.
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Deep dermal burn injury results in scarless wound healing in the ovine fetus.
John F. Fraser,Leila Cuttle,Margit Kempf,Gael E. Phillips,Peter O'Rourke,Kelvin Choo,Mark Hayes,Roy M. Kimble +7 more
TL;DR: In this paper, a reproducible deep dermal burn injury was created in the fetus by application of water at 66 degrees C for 7 seconds, and at 82 degree C for 10 seconds to the lamb.
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Conservative surgical debridement as a burn treatment: supporting evidence from a porcine burn model
Xue-Qing Wang,Margit Kempf,Pei-Yun Liu,Leila Cuttle,Hong-En Chang,Olena Kravchuk,Julie Mill,Gael E. Phillips,Roy M. Kimble +8 more
TL;DR: Supporting evidence is provided that immediate debridement with an appropriate dressing and without skin grafting may promote wound healing, suggesting its potential benefit for clinical patients.
Deep dermal burn injury results in scarless wound healing in the ovine fetus
John F. Fraser,Leila Cuttle,Margit Kempf,Gael E. Phillips,Peter O'Rourke,Kelvin Choo,Mark Hayes,Roy M. Kimble +7 more
TL;DR: This novel model of fetal and lamb response to deep dermal injury indicates that the fetus heals a deep burn injury in a scarless fashion and may lead to improved outcome for patients with burn injury.