Topical nitroglycerin for high-risk orthopaedic trauma wounds: a feasibility study on safety and wound healing outcomes
Zaid Elsabbagh(Johns Hopkins University), Henry T. Shu(Johns Hopkins University), Babar Shafiq(Johns Hopkins University), Rachel B. Sotsky(Johns Hopkins University), Lily R. Mundy(University of Maryland, Baltimore), Jack Kollings(Johns Hopkins University), Alice J. Hughes(Johns Hopkins University), Diane Ghanem(Johns Hopkins Hospital)
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