Document Outline - Introduction
- Phases and Complications of the Wound Healing Process
- An Overview of Wounds and Their Consequences
- Phases of Wound Healing
- Acute and Chronic Wound Healing
- Inside a Chronic Wound: Physical Elements of the Chronic Wound Healing Process
- Exudate
- Infection
- Necrosis
- Difference between Healed and Physiological Tissue: Scarring
- Chronic Wound Care Treatment Approaches
- Wound Care through TIME Principle
- Tissue (T): Debridement Procedure
- Infection (I): Prevention Strategies
- Moisture (M) Balance and Exudate Management
- Epithelial (E) Edge Advancement
- Advanced Dressings: The Transition of Advanced Dressings from Passive to Active Role in Wound Healing Process
- Skin Regeneration Process and Skin Regeneration Therapies
- Difference between Wound Healing and Regeneration Process
- Therapeutic Potential of Regenerative Medicine in Wound Healing
- Growth Factors Involved in Stimulating Wound Healing
- Cellular Skin Substitutes
- Gene Therapy
- Induced Pluripotent Stem
- Skin Tissue Engineering
- Scaffold for Skin Regeneration
- Scaffold Property and Relationship with Skin Environment
- Structural Characteristics
- Biological Characteristics
- Biomaterials for 3D Scaffolds
- Synthetic Biomaterials
- Natural Biomaterials
- Scaffolds for Skin Tissue Engineering and Cutting-Edge Techniques for their Manufacturing
- Cell-Free Scaffold
- Electrospun Scaffolds
- Three-Dimensional Bioprinting
- Bioreactors
- Discussion
- Conclusions
- Future Prospective
- References
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