The influence of low- intensity laser irradiation versus hyperbaric oxygen therapy on transcutaneous oxygen tension in chronic diabetic foot ulcers: a controlled randomized trial

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Amir N. Wadee
Mohamed Hisham Fouad Aref
Ayman A. Nassar
Ibrahim H. Aboughaleb
Siham M. Fahmy
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[1] Cairo University and Modern University for Information and Technology,Department of Physical Therapy for Basic Science, Faculty of Physical Therapy
[2] Egyptian Armed Forces,Biomedical Engineering Researcher
[3] Cairo University and Modern University for Information and Technology,Head of HBOT and Foot Care Center at Kobri El Koba military Hospital
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Journal of Diabetes & Metabolic Disorders | 2021年 / 20卷
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Transcutaneous oxygen tension; Diode laser irradiation; Hyperbaric oxygen therapy; Diabetic foot ulceration;
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