Original paper
Improved skin wound epithelialization by topical delivery of soluble factors from fibroblast aggregates
Abstract
Timely coverage of an excised burn wound with a split-thickness skin graft, and efficient epithelialization at the donor site wound are key components in the treatment of burn patients. Prompt healing is dependent on paracrine support from underlying dermal connective tissue fibroblasts.Using the skin graft donor site in pig as a model for epithelialization, our aim was to evaluate if dermal signals, derived from cultured dermal fibroblast...
Paper Details
Title
Improved skin wound epithelialization by topical delivery of soluble factors from fibroblast aggregates
Published Date
Jun 1, 2012
Journal
Volume
38
Issue
4
Pages
541 - 550
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