CV Lattes
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Universidade de São Paulo (USP). Faculdade de Medicina (FM) (Institutional affiliation from the last research proposal) Birthplace: Brazil
Graduated in Medicine at the Faculty of Medical Sciences of Santos (1986) and PhD in Sciences (Plastic Surgery), University of São Paulo (2007) .Advisor of the Post Graduate Course in FMUSP Surgery Program (Note 5 - CAPES) Coordinator of Researches in Cell Culture and Tissue Engineering - Division of Plastic Surgery (LIM04) Hospital of the Medical School of the University of São Paulo (2008 - 2020) and Assistant Professor in the Department of FMUSP Plastic Surgery. Member of the Technical Advisory Council of the Cell Therapy Unit and Tissue Engineering (UTC / ET) HCFMUSP. ad hoc adviser conducting opinion of FAPESP and CAPES processes. Member of the Brazilian Society of Plastic Surgery. It has experience in aesthetic and restorative, with emphasis on scarring sequelae, acting on the following topics: hypertrophic scars, keloids, complex wounds, collagen, cell culture, tissue and extracellular matrix. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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Chronic ulcers of venous origin affect 1 % of the world population and corresponds to 75 % of all chronic ulcers. The chronicity of venous ulcer cause pain to the patient and away from the dysfunction of their daily activities . Biochemical factors of chronic venous ulcer are not yet fully understood but it is known that this ulcer presents imbalance between the production of matrix metal…
In the diabetic chronic ulcer repair process, wound repair failure is associated with abnormal cellular and molecular responses at all stages of the wound healing. Known factors such as dermal accumulation of advanced glycation end products (advanced glycation end products - AGEs) explains the chronic appearance of these lesions in diabetic patients. In the wound matrix, protein glycation…
Chronic venous ulcer is a disease that intensively affects the quality of life of patients and society as a whole, due to the degree of disability and public spending on treatment - which is not done properly in most Health units, especially due to the lack of knowledge about its pathophysiology and therapeutic methods. Studies on the etiology of this disease point imbalance between synth…
Scars are the physiological response in adult skin lesions, which can impair the function and aesthetics of the injured area. Fetuses in early gestation, respond to the same damage differently, with skin regeneration. A likely explanation for that difference may be related to factors such as increased type III collagen synthesis by fetal fibroblasts; change in the ratio of beta transformi…
In the diabetic chronic ulcer repair process, the fail of wound repair is associated to abnormal cellular and molecular response at all stages of the wound healing. Known factors such as dermal accumulation of advanced glycation end products (advanced glycation end products - AGEs) justify the chronicity of those lesions in diabetic patients. In the wound matrix, the protein glycation is …
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