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PRECLINICAL PUBLICATION · 2018

Tissue-engineered biological dressing accelerates skin wound healing in mice via formation of provisional connective tissue.

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PMID 29845594 ↗2018Reported benefit

Tissue-engineered biological dressing accelerates skin wound healing in mice via formation of provisional connective tissue.

MouseWoundTopical application to the wound bed

Model: Full-thickness excisional splinted skin wound

The cell-based skin equivalent filled the wound bed immediately and produced simultaneous reorganisation of the dermal component into highly vascularised granulation-like tissue with rapid epithelialisation, improving healing quality. Inflammation was delayed and less pronounced. Acellular collagen…

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