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The aim of this Special Issue is to describe the recent approaches for and efficacious treatment of wounds from different aspects. These include the description of new ingredients (e.g. A.P.I., polymers) able to stimulate the wound healing, new delivery systems, new formulations as well as new understanding in the stimulation of physiological biochemical pathways (that change according to many factors such as age, sex, etc.) involved in wound healing.
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Keywords
- 3D printing
- acidic
- anti-bacterial activity
- anti-inflammatory
- antibacterial therapy
- antimicrobial
- antimicrobial resistance
- antioxidant
- Antiseptics
- buffer
- caseinophosphopeptides
- Chronic wounds
- citric acid
- CLECs
- Closure
- collagen
- computer-aided diagnosis
- copper oxide
- cord lining epithelial cells
- cutaneous wounds
- Cytotoxicity
- deep learning
- Economics, finance, business & management
- electrospinning
- excisional
- fiber
- fibroblast
- flax
- graphene oxide
- Healing
- human skin
- human vein
- Image analysis
- image segmentation
- Industry & industrial studies
- ionic strength
- isoxazole
- light emitting diodes
- Lubbock chronic wound biofilm model
- Manufacturing industries
- medicine
- metabolic activity
- metal–organic frameworks
- Michael addition
- migration
- n/a
- Passerini reaction
- peptide
- PH
- Pharmaceutical industries
- phosphoric acid
- piezoresistive biomaterials
- POD-like activity
- poly(butyl cyanoacrylate)
- polymicrobial biofilm
- proliferation
- Pseudomonas aeruginosa
- re-epithelialization
- regenerated silk
- RGD
- serelaxin
- Skin
- skin keratinocytes
- Staphylococcus aureus
- tendon disorders
- Treatment
- umbilical cord
- wound
- Wound healing
- Zn-nonoate
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DOI: 10.3390/books978-3-0365-8696-0Editions