Cellular Mechanisms in Wound Healing
This special issue belongs to the section "Gene and Cell Therapy".
Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
A wound determines a cascade of chemical and morphological events, directed at hemostasis, prevention or arrest of infection, removal of damaged tissue, and eventually tissue repair. Deep knowledge of the cells and molecules involved in the tissue response to trauma is important to actively control the response to surgical operations and therapies other than help healing chronic ulceration. It may also be relevant to assess the survival time upon a lethal trauma, which is of importance in forensic medicine. Therefore, the purpose of this Special Issue is to stimulate research and clinical interest in this exciting field and to serve as a point of reference for those who are involved in dealing with the problems posed by wounds and their recovery.
Dr. Stefano Bacci
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- acute wounds
- blue light emission diode
- cellular infiltrate
- chronic wounds
- forensic medicine
- healing
- pharmacological therapies
- photobiomodulation
- photodynamic therapy
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Published Papers
Biomedicines - ISSN 2227-9059