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Negative pressure wound therapy promoted healing of diabetic foot ulcers more than advanced moist wound therapy

Sheralee Sandison
Evid Based Nurs2008;11:116, October 1, 2008 (10.1136/ebn.11.4.116).
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TOTAL DOWNLOADS 2011 385 136 131
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January 2011 41 3 11
TOTAL DOWNLOADS 2010 434 200 167
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February 2010 36 21 10
January 2010 34 13 13
TOTAL DOWNLOADS 2009 463 342 230
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TOTAL DOWNLOADS 2008 393 110 95
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