Tag Archives:wound healing
The efficacy of L-Mesitran Medical Grade Honey for wound care in rhinos was supported by a prospective case series
南非的一些我们的家园rld’s most endangered wildlife, with the White rhinoceros (Cerathotherium simum) among its most threatened species due to its highly sought-after horn. The number of poached rhinos is dropping over
The roles of mesenchymal stem cells secretome in diabetic wound healing
There has been a fourfold rise in the number of diabetics from 108 million in 1980 to 422 million in 2014 and by 2040 the number will reach to 642 million. Diabetes mellitus drastically influences normal functioning
Development of a better and cheaper approach for fabrication of epidermal sheets used for wound healing
About 1% of the world population are affected by pressure and diabetic foot ulcers and around 11 million people are injured by thermal burns each year. Cell therapy is a promising therapeutic approach for the treatment of
Hypertrophic scarring: the rabbit ear model for studying dermal fibrosis
Skin is the largest organ in body with multiple vital functions. Apart from its significant role in maintaining the body temperature and prevention of water loss, the appearance of skin has a significant effect on one’s psychological
Smart silk dressings – for treating chronic wounds
Breaching of integral structure of skin causes cutaneous wounds, healing of which becomes difficult in certain diseased or pathological conditions like diabetes, obesity, infection or traumatic injuries. According to the recent report from Diabetes Atlas, more than
Novel surgical technique as a substitute to painful skin grafts
皮肤移植是一个involv手术技术es the transfer of patients’ own skin to the wound for wound coverage. Split-thickness skin graft (SSG), the most common form of skin grafting performed, is usually offered for larger
Effects of natural remedies on wound healing
Chronic wounds are a frequent finding in clinical practice and one of the problems with high impact on social health, affecting mainly the elderly people with chronic diseases (diabetes, nutritional abnormalities, cardiovascular diseases, chronic motor deficit and
Topical application of hyaluronidase accelerates cutaneous wound healing
Chronic wound care poses a significant biomedical burden. The management and treatment of chronic wounds affect millions of people annually; these numbers are rapidly growing worldwide owing to the increase in the aging population and a sharp
Epithelial wound healing: a matter of life and death
Wound healing is a crucial property for the maintenance of the structural and functional integrity of an individual. In the whole organism it usually requires the participation of many cellular types. The fundamental aspects of wound healing,
Electric fields drive macrophage healing functions
When the skin is cut, or otherwise injured, a spontaneous electrical current is created immediately at the wound and this promotes healing. Several studies have demonstrated how naturally generated electrical fields cause movement of skin epithelial cells,
