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Granick MS et al, "Efficacy and cost-effectiveness of a high-powered parallel waterjet  for wound debridement", Wound Repair & Regeneration, 2006, 14, 394-397.

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Granick MS et al, "Toward a common language; surgical wound bed preparation and debridement", Wound Repair & Regeneration, 2006, 14, S1-S10.

 3.

Cubison CS et al, "Dermal preservation using the VERSAJET^◊ Hydrosurgery System for debridement of pediatric burns", Burns, 2006, 32, 714-720.

 4.

Klein MB et al, " The VERSAJET^◊ Water Dissector: A new tool for tangential excision", 2005, 26, 483-487.

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Rennekampff HO et al, "Debridement of burn wounds with a water jet surgical tool", Burns, 2006, 32, 64-69.

 6.

Mosti G et al, "The Debridement of Chronic Leg Ulcers by Means of a New, Fluidjet - Based Device", Wounds, 2006, 18, 227-237.

 7.

McCardle JE, "VERSAJET^◊ hydroscalpel: treatment of diabetic foot ulceration", British Journal of Nursing, 2006, 15, Tissue Viability Supplement.

 8.

McAleer, JP et al, "A Prospective Randomized Study Evaluating the Time Efficiency of the VERSAJET^◊ Hydrosurgery System and Traditional Wound Debridement", 2005, Presented at ACFAS Conference. Data on File. 

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Paolo DL et al, "The use of VERSAJET^◊ in the limb salvage following failure of minor amputation in diabetic foot", 2005, AIUC Meeting. Data on File. 

 10.

Boyd JI, "High-Pressure Pulsatile Lavage Causes Soft Tissue Damage", Clinical Orthopaedics and Related Research, 2004, 427, 13-17. 

 11.

Smith & Nephew Research Center Work Report Reference no. WRP-TW131-020-01, Monitoring of aerosols generated through use of VERSAJET^◊ handpieces. 

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Smith & Nephew Research Center Work Report dated August 7, 2007, Monitoring of aerosols generated through use of VERSAJET^◊ exact handpieces.