PUBLICATIONS

Publications

Kekonen A, Bergelin M, Johansson M, Kumar Joon N, Bobacka J, Viik J. 2019. Bioimpedance Sensor Array for Long-Term Monitoring of Wound Healing from Beneath the Primary Dressings and Controlled Formation of H2O2 Using Low-Intensity Direct Current. Sensors 2019, 19, 2505.

Kekonen A, Bergelin M, Viik J. 2018 (in Finnish). Kvantitatiivinen laskimoperäisen haavan paranemisen arviointiin ja seurantaan. Haava –lehti 20 vuotta juhlakirja: 89-95.

Kekonen A, Bergelin M, Viik J. 2018 (in Finnish). Tutkimuskatsaus: Uusia menetelmiä haavan paranemisen arviointiin ja seurantaan. Haava –lehti 20(3): 30-32.

Kekonen A, Bergelin M, Eriksson J-E, Johansson M, Vesa M, Viik J. 2018. Long-term monitoring of acute wound healing from beneath the primary wound dressings. Proc. of the 16th Biennial Baltic Electronics Conference Tallinn, Estonia.

Kekonen A, Bergelin M, Eriksson J-E, Vaalasti A, Ylänen H, Viik J. 2017. Bioimpedance measurement based evaluation of wound healing. Physiol. Meas. 38(7):1373-1383. DOI: 10.1088/1361-6579/aa63d6.

Kekonen A, Bergelin M, Eriksson J-E, Kaartinen I, Viik J. 2017. Method for evaluation of surgical wound healing: A case study. EMBEC & NBC 2017. IFMBE Proceedings 65:446-449 DOI: 10.1007/978-981-10-5122-7_112

Kekonen A, Bergelin M, Eriksson J-E, Ylänen H, Kielosto S, Viik J. 2016. Bioimpedance measurement system for evaluation of the status of wound healing. Proc. of the 15th Biennial Baltic Electronics Conference, pp. 175-78 DOI: 10.1109/BEC.2016.7743757

Kekonen A, Bergelin M, Eriksson J-E, Ylänen H, Viik J. 2015. A Quantitative Method for Monitoring Wound Healing. Int. J. Bioelectromagn. 17(1): 36-41.

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