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Isabelle Fromantin

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175Publications signalées
770Citations signalées
4Affiliations récentes

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Wound Healing and TreatmentsHealth, Medicine and SocietyPressure Ulcer Prevention and ManagementDiagnosis and Treatment of Venous DiseasesAdvanced Chemical Sensor Technologies

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2026 review OpenAlex

Exploring the Profile of Volatile Organic Compounds ( VOCs ) in Human Wounds: Potential for Infection Control—A Systematic Literature Review

Michael G. Whitfield, Rachel Goldgrub, Shakshi Sharma, Vanita Tongbram et autres

Chronic wounds cause prolonged patient suffering, increased complication risks, and reduced quality of life. Volatile organic compounds (VOCs) potentially offer non-invasive detection and monitoring of wound complications. This systematic literature review aimed to determine characteristics of VOCs identified in human acute and …

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0 citations Wound Repair and Regeneration
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Dog Companionship and Loneliness in Community‐Dwelling Older Adults: A Multicentre, Cross‐Sectional Study

Lauriane Segaux, Eric Poitrine, Marguerite Nicodème, Célia Herr et autres

OBJECTIVES: Loneliness and social isolation are major public health concerns among older adults and are associated with depression, cognitive decline, frailty, and loss of independence. Companion animals (and dogs in particular) might mitigate these adverse outcomes by fostering emotional support, physical activity, …

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0 citations International Journal of Geriatric Psychiatry
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Preliminary Descriptive Study on the Conservation of Human Sweat Odor: Impact of Storage Temperature and Duration on the Stability of Volatile Organic Compounds in Sorbent Samples

Michelle Leemans, Vincent Cuzuel, Laetitia Maïdodou, Solène Delaplanche et autres

Volatile organic compounds (VOCs) emitted in human matrices have gained attention for their potential in noninvasive disease detection, utilizing canine olfaction and chemical analysis. However, the stability of these VOCs under various storage conditions remains poorly understood, presenting a challenge to accurate …

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0 citations International Journal of Analytical Chemistry
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A prospective trial for breast cancer diagnosis by canine odorology

Anne Tardivon, Benoı̂t Mesurolle, Sylvain Dureau, Edouard Poncelet et autres

Breast cancer (BC) is a major health concern affecting millions of women worldwide. This study (NCT04217109) explores canine odorology as a method for identifying BC using patient sweat samples. To collect the sweat samples, the night before biopsies, a compress is applied …

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2 citations Nature Communications
Accès ouvert 2025 article OpenAlex

Exploring canine’s olfactive threshold in artificial urine for medical detection

Michelle Leemans, Sara Hoummady, Emmanuelle Boutin, Adeline Giganti et autres

Canine olfaction is increasingly studied as a tool for detecting cancer and other diseases. Previous pilot studies have demonstrated that dogs can effectively distinguish positive samples from negative samples in humans with breast cancer, achieving sensitivity rates as high as 100%. However, …

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4 citations PLoS ONE
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Odor symptom management in patients with malignant wounds in Mali: the use of a cinnamon dressing

Charlotte Ngô, F M Sidibé, Sophie Goossens, Dianeko Zenabou Tapa et autres

In Mali, cancer patients are often diagnosed at stage III or IV. Tumor wounds are more frequent and associated with malodorous exudates, responsible for an altered quality of life and stigmatization of patients. Cinesteam ® Cinnamon Dressing is an adsorbent dressing designed …

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3 citations BMC Cancer

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