AMA Press · Scientific profile
Prof. Dr.Ahmet Ali
Altintas
Scientific editorAesthetic Medicine Academic Press
Microcirculation, wound healing and reconstructive surgery. A scientific profile at the intersection of medical research and professional responsibility.
Editors & scholarly responsibility
01 / Research profile
Understanding tissue.
Investigating healing.
Ahmet Ali Altintas’s scientific work examines the circulation and structure of human skin, the assessment of burn wounds and functional outcomes of reconstructive procedures. A recurring methodological focus is confocal microscopy, which allows tissue and microcirculation to be observed in vivo.
Microcirculation
Skin circulation and tissue morphology under different physiological conditions, including the effects of overweight and thermal stimuli.
View selected studyWound healing
Investigation of burn wounds and their healing course through simultaneous assessment of blood flow and cellular tissue characteristics.
View selected studyReconstructive surgery
Studies of microcirculatory monitoring in free flaps and long-term functional outcomes after tendon transfer for radial nerve palsy.
View selected study02 / Publications
Selected scientific publications
Six original studies published between 2009 and 2016. A thematic selection with full authorship and direct source records.
- 2016First author
In vivo reflectance-mode confocal microscopy assessments: impact of overweight on human skin microcirculation and histomorphology
Journal of biomedical optics. 2016; 21(3): 36009.
- 2014Coauthor
Acute effects of local cold therapy in superficial burns on pain, in vivo microcirculation, edema formation and histomorphology
Burns. 2014; 40(5): 915-21.
- 2010Coauthor
Monitoring of microcirculation in free transferred musculocutaneous latissimus dorsi flaps by confocal laser scanning microscopy--a promising non-invasive methodical approach
Journal of plastic, reconstructive & aesthetic surgery. 2010; 63(1): 111-7.
- 2009First author
Assessment of microcirculatory influence on cellular morphology in human burn wound healing using reflectance-mode-confocal microscopy
Wound repair and regeneration. 2009; 17(4): 498-504.
- 2009First author
To heal or not to heal: predictive value of in vivo reflectance-mode confocal microscopy in assessing healing course of human burn wounds
Journal of burn care & research. 2009; 30(6): 1007-12.
- 2009First author
Long-term results and the Disabilities of the Arm, Shoulder, and Hand score analysis after modified Brooks and D'Aubigne tendon transfer for radial nerve palsy
The Journal of hand surgery. 2009; 34(3): 474-8.
03 / Editorial role
Scientific editor
at AMA Press
As scientific editor, Prof. Dr. Ahmet Ali Altintas contributes his research experience to the scholarly direction and quality assurance of AMA Press journals. This work connects subject expertise with a transparent, independent publication process.
Meet the JIAG editorial teamResponsibilities in scholarly publishing
Scholarly quality, appropriate peer review and transparent management of competing interests guide the editorial role. Acceptance decisions are documented for each manuscript. An editor without a relevant conflict handles the final decision on work involving the scientific editor or affiliated organizations.
Editorial independencePeer-review policy04 / Correspondence
Scholarly correspondence
Questions about publications, the scientific editorial role or this profile can be addressed to the AMA Press editorial office.
Contact the editorial officeCorrespondence address
Prof. Dr. Ahmet Ali Altintas1 Avenue Henry Dunant
98000 Monte Carlo
Monaco