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Most cited papers from Restorix Health

What are the most cited papers from Restorix Health?

The most cited paper from Restorix Health is "Best practice for wound debridement" (Dieter Mayer, William H Tettelbach, Guido Ciprandi et al., 2024), with 60 citations. Next come "Dehydrated human amnion/chorion membrane to treat venous leg ulcers: a cost-effectiveness analysis" (20) and "Comparative effectiveness of a human fibroblast-derived dermal substitute and a viable cryopreserved placental membrane for the treatment of diabetic foot ulcers" (16).

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1 Best practice for wound debridement Dieter Mayer, William H Tettelbach, Guido Ciprandi et al. · Journal of Wound Care Jun 2024 60
2 Dehydrated human amnion/chorion membrane to treat venous leg ulcers: a cost-effectiveness analysis William H Tettelbach, Vickie R. Driver, Alisha Oropallo et al. · Journal of Wound Care Open access Mar 2024 20
3 Comparative effectiveness of a human fibroblast-derived dermal substitute and a viable cryopreserved placental membrane for the treatment of diabetic foot ulcers Michael L. Sabolinski, John V. Capotorto · Journal of Comparative Effectiveness Research Open access 13 Aug 2019 16
4 The impact of dual-enrolee (Medicare/Medicaid) status on venous leg ulcer outcomes: a retrospective study Naz Wahab, William H Tettelbach, Vickie R. Driver et al. · Journal of Wound Care 23 Nov 2024 9
5 International Surgical Wound Complications Advisory Panel Kylie Sandy‐Hodgetts, Sara Carvalhal, Melissa Rochon et al. · Journal of Wound Care 2025 5
6 A review of the proposed draft CAMPs LCDs compared to evidence-based medicine: a letter to the MACs for consideration William H Tettelbach, Martha R Kelso, David G Armstrong · Journal of Wound Care 7 Jun 2024 5
7 Cellular, acellular, and matrix-like products (CAMPs) for soft-tissue reconstruction in acute surgical and traumatic wounds Daniel L. Kapp, Thomas E Serena, Abigail E. Chaffin et al. · Journal of Wound Care Open access Mar 2025 4
8 The hidden costs of limiting access: clinical and economic risks of Medicare's future effective cellular, acellular and matrix-like products (CAMPs) Local Coverage Determination William H Tettelbach, David Armstrong, Jeffery A Niezgoda et al. · Journal of Wound Care Open access 8 Apr 2025 4
9 Rethinking regulatory tiers: Medicare real-world evidence shows CAMP outcomes are independent of FDA regulatory classification William H Tettelbach, David G Armstrong, Travis Tucker et al. · Journal of Wound Care Open access 19 Dec 2025 3
10 Remote digital surgical wound monitoring and surveillance using smartphones Melissa Rochon, Kylie Sandy‐Hodgetts, Ria Betteridge et al. · Journal of Wound Care Open access 20 Mar 2025 3
11 Innovative treatment of diabetic ulcers: combining chemical debridement and xenograft applications: a case study William H Tettelbach, Nya Akoteu, Katrina-Anne Palu et al. · Journal of Wound Care Open access 2 Mar 2025 3
12 Safeguarding access, fiscal responsibility and innovation: a comprehensive reimbursement framework for CAMPs to preserve the Medicare Trust Fund William H Tettelbach, David G. Armstrong, Vickie R. Driver et al. · Journal of Wound Care Open access 3 Sep 2025 2
13 Navigating obstacles impacting the sustainability of Medicare-funded wound care pricing Jennie Feight, Allyn Forsyth, William H Tettelbach · Journal of Wound Care Open access Nov 2023 2
14 Real-world outcomes of cellular, acellular, and matrix-like products (CAMPs) in Stage 3 pressure injury ulcers: A matched Medicare claims analysis (2016–2024) William H Tettelbach, David G. Armstrong, Alisha Oropallo et al. · International Journal of Tissue Repair Open access 17 Mar 2026 1
15 Use of near infrared spectroscopy in post-acute care: analysis of real-world clinical decision-making Martha R Kelso, Amanda R Ohrt, Erin Brunkan et al. · Journal of Wound Care Open access Jun 2025 1
16 An advanced diagnostic imaging tool to enhance clinical decision-making and wound healing Thomas E Serena, William H Tettelbach, Andrew J. Rader et al. · Journal of Wound Care Open access 22 Mar 2025 1
17 Treatment patterns and outcomes of Medicare enrolees who developed venous leg ulcers William H Tettelbach, Vickie R. Driver, Alisha Oropallo et al. · Journal of Wound Care Mar 2024 1
18 Early reported effects of the 2026 CMS Physician Fee Schedule on patient access to CAMPs in wound care: a national clinician and practice survey William H Tettelbach et al. · Journal of Wound Care Open access 12 Jun 2026 0
19 VISTA: A clear view forward – a surgical pathway for limb preservation in diabetic lower extremity wounds Brock A. Liden, Lynnette Morrison, Amanda M. Fuller et al. · International Journal of Tissue Repair Open access 20 Apr 2026 0
20 Update: CMS Final DFU/VLU CAMP LCDs Effective January 1, 2026: Covered, Cut, Status Quo, and Emerging Collateral Statutory Constraints William H Tettelbach · International Journal of Tissue Repair Open access 19 Dec 2025 0
21 Real-world outcomes of a placenta-based tissue product versus standard of care for lower extremity diabetic ulcers: a Medicare cohort study William H Tettelbach, Travis L. Tucker, Kimberly Kot · Journal of Wound Care 24 Oct 2025 0
22 Fluorescence imaging in surgical wound management: A consensus-based approach Thomas E Serena, Daniel Kapp, Thomas A. Davenport et al. · International Journal of Tissue Repair Open access 2025 0
23 Updated Local Coverage Determinations: their impact on wound care William H Tettelbach · Journal of Wound Care Open access 2 Jan 2025 0
24 Speaker profile and interview: Lynnette Morrison Lynnette Morrison · Journal of Wound Care 2 Jan 2025 0
25 Use of a placental-derived cellular, acellular and matrix-like product to treat venous leg ulcers: a cost-effectiveness analysis William H Tettelbach, Vickie R. Driver, Alisha Oropallo et al. · Journal of Wound Care Mar 2024 0

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