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First We Had Spray On Stem Cells and Now The Stem Cell Skin Gun for Wound Care Speeds Healing- Regenerative Medicine by Medical Quack Patient Expert

Posted Fri 04 Feb 2011 11:00am for wound care by a long shot. The healing process is not only good but the short amount of time it takes is amazing. The image at the right represents what the patient’s skin looked like before and the video shows what the condition is today. The skin gun rocks! I hope to see this get FDA approval quickly! BD Read on »

Wound V.A.C Medical Device Helps Wounds Heal After Cancer Surgery by Medical Quack Patient Expert

Posted Fri 21 Nov 2008 3:00pm

1 Comment peritonei (PMP), Bayless was left with a 13-inch incision wound reaching from his bladder to his breastbone. Then, he suffered a wound infection that required his entire incision be opened. <\/param><\/embed><\/object><\/div>";" alt=""> To help the healing process progress faster and more smoothly, Bayless’ medical team used wound vacuum-assisted Read on »

While Doctors Are Optimistic, Prognosis for Wounded Congresswoman Is Unclear by HealthFinder Posted Mon 10 Jan 2011 12:00pm in 2006. But the fact that she's alive is a bit of a miracle. According to Langer, 90 percent of people with gunshot wounds to the head die. "This sounds like a relatively mild form of a gunshot wound and that does happen, based on the trajectory," Langer explained. "Certainly she has the opportunity to be as best as she can, given Read on »

BATTLE WOUNDS by megse5 Patient Expert

Posted Sat 11 Apr 2009 12:35am There are two kinds of battle wounds, that I know of. There are the wounds we wear on our skin for the whole world to see. And then there are the hidden wounds, the scars that are on the inside. It is the second type of battle wounds I am going to discuss in this post. Unless you have experienced Cancer Read on »

Second Trimester Bikram and a battle wound from standing bow by annaconda Posted Wed 01 Dec 2010 9:56am Read on »

Devotion: It Takes More Than The Passing Of Time To Heal Our Wounds by Lisa C. Posted Sun 27 Feb 2011 10:00am “[There is] a time to heal.” Ecclesiastes 3:3a A common saying among many is “time heals all wounds.” I have found this to be untrue. For example, there are people... intense? For those of us with illness, time may in fact make our physical wounds even deeper and more debilitating. The passing of time can feel like an enemy as our body withers Read on »

The Wounded Healer And h ... by passion4living Healthy Living Professional

Posted Sat 06 Mar 2010 6:48pm The Wounded Healer And herein lies the nature of a healer.... The suffering patient can be cared for by the Healer and be instrumental in the Healers own healing... of us can become a Wounded Healer... Read on »