New Advances in Wound Healing and Skin Wound Treatment

Dear Colleagues,

The treatment of skin defects, including burns, traumatic skin defects, and chronic wounds such as DFUs and VLUs, has seen significant progress in recent years. This is largely due to advances in research into the pathophysiology of wound healing in various conditions, as well as the introduction of new treatment devices and drugs, the use of wound healing matrices such as CAMPs, and the introduction of regenerative medicine and tissue engineering. Another key focus is on local infections and biofilms that impede wound healing, and new strategies and treatment approaches are currently being developed. There have also been significant advances in the treatment of ischemic wounds. Thus, we are launching this Special Issue to share new knowledge on wound care.

We invite researchers from around the world to submit their work showcasing new perspectives on wound healing, innovative technologies, and evidence-based practice. Our goal is to highlight advances that will revolutionize wound healing and ultimately improve outcomes for patients.

We invite you to join us on our journey to advance this field through collaboration and knowledge sharing. We look forward to receiving your submissions.

Prof. Dr. Hajime Matsumura
Guest Editor

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