A Prospective Randomized Clinical Trial of a Novel, Noninvasive Perfusion Enhancement System for the Prevention of

Jitendra B Bharucha1, Linda Seaman, Michele Powers

  • 1Jitendra B. Bharucha, MD, St Vincent's Center for Wound Healing, Trumbull, Connecticut. Linda Seaman, MSN, BSN, RN, CCRN, TurnCare Inc, Palo Alto, California. Michele Powers, BSN, RN, TurnCare Inc, Palo Alto, California. Erica Kelly, MOT, OTR/L, TurnCare Inc, Palo Alto, California. Rodney Seaman, BS, RN, TurnCare Inc, Palo Alto, California. Lea Forcier, BSN, RN, CWCN, TurnCare Inc, Palo Alto, California. Janice McGinnis, BSN, RN, TurnCare Inc, Palo Alto, California. Isabel Nodiff, TurnCare Inc, Palo Alto, California. Brooke Pawlak, TurnCare Inc, Palo Alto, California. Samantha Snyder, TurnCare Inc, Palo Alto, California. Susan Nodiff, TurnCare Inc, Palo Alto, California. Rohan Patel, Intern-TurnCare Inc, Palo Alto, California. Rafael Squitieri, MD, TurnCare Inc, Palo Alto, California. Lansheng Wang, MD, PhD, TurnCare Inc, Palo Alto, California.

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