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• Miyako Muta's paper is published in WFUMB Ultrasound Open. The paper title is Mapping the research on self-performed ultrasound: A scoping review (2025.04.02)
• Haruka Tsuchiya's paper is published in Japan Journal of Nursing Science. The paper title is Development and evaluation of a rapid skin taurine measurement device using skin blotting for the early detection of dehydration (2025.04.01)
• Miyako Muta's paper is published in WFUMB Ultrasound Open. The paper title is Mapping the research on self-performed ultrasound: A scoping review (2025.03.21)
• Tsuchiya Haruka's paper is published in Japan Journal of Nursing Science. The paper title is Development and evaluation of a rapid skin taurine measurement device using skin blotting for the early detection of dehydration (2025.03.10)
• Toshiaki Takahashi's paper is published in Journal of Infusion Nursing. The paper title is Ultrasonography-observed subcutaneous edema immediately after peripheral intravenous catheter placement is a factor in subsequent catheter failure (2025.01.28)
• Toshiaki Takahashi's paper is published in Cureus. The paper title is The long-term use of communication robots by users of visiting healthcare services: Development of an integrated vital signs measurement system (2025.01.18)
• Toshiaki Takahashi's paper is published in Cureus. The paper title is The long-term use of communication robots by users of visiting healthcare services: Development of an integrated vital signs measurement system (2025.01.15)
• Gojiro Nakagami's paper is published in Medicine. The paper title is Effect of radiation timing on the capsular contracture of implant-based breast reconstruction: A retrospective cohort study (2025.01.17)
• Toshiaki Takahashi's paper is published in Journal of the Association for Vascular Access. The paper title is Automated ultrasonographic detection of thrombus and subcutaneous edema due to peripheral intravenous catheter (2025.01.07)
• Minami Shinkawa's paper is published in Clinical Biomechanics. The paper title is A novel skin temperature estimation system for predicting pressure injury occurrence based on continuous body sensor data: A pilot study (2024.12.06)
• Ai Horinouchi's paper is published in Experimental Dermatology. The paper title is Incontinence-associated dermatitis-like skin changes induced by the application of absorbent pads containing bacteria and artificial urine in rats (2024.10.21)
• Gojiro Nakagami's paper is published in Geriatrics and Gerontology International. The paper title is Dementia severity and advanced pressure injury procedures and prognosis: A nationwide study in Japan (2024.10.15)
• Adam Astrada's paper is published in Journal of Wound Care. The paper title is Biofilm detection-based wound management in diabetic foot ulcers: A randomized controlled trial (2024.08.20)
• Mari Abe-Doi's paper is published in The Journal of Vascular Access. The paper title is Risk factors of difficult intravenous access and catheter failure in the urology ward: a prospective observational study (2024.08.19)
• Chihiro Takizawa's paper is published in Journal of Tissue Viability. The paper title is Relationship between gene expression associated with cellular senescence in cells from discarded wound dressings and wound healing: A retrospective cohort study (2024.07.22)
• We have attended UTNIC 2024 in UTokyo and gave two presentations. (2024.07.05)
• Mao Kunimitsu's paper is published in Annals of Plastic Surgery. The paper title is Relationship between dysbiotic wound microbiota and critical colonization: involvement of FOXP3-positive cells in rats (2024.07.05)
• Gojiro Nakagami's paper is published in ChemElectroChem. The paper title is Detection of micromolar glucose levels in human sweat using an organic transistor-based enzymatic sensor (2024.07.04)
• Adam Astrada's paper is published in International Journal of Lower Extremity Wounds. The paper title is Challenges in biofilm identification in diabetic foot infections: review of literature (2024.07.04)

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