Why do we know so much about wound healing- and yet so little about Keloids?
作者： Ernst Reichenberger
DOI: 10.4172/2325-9620.1000E101
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摘要: Why do we know so much about wound healing– and yet little Keloids? Wound healing after an injury or a bruise is something our skin deals with everyday by closure subsequent scar formation. After some time may even disappear flatten out. What appears to be simple reaction of the body dermal assault complex series orchestrated events that involves changes in extracellular matrix environment skin, cell migration immune response. The quality depends on many factors such as health status, age, environmental (e.g., medications, nutrition life style) differences gene regulation control succession events. There are number inherited connective tissue disorders affect Marfan syndrome, Ehlers-Danlos epidermolysis bullosa acute chronic diseases diabetes. Patients reduced response inflammatory can also have delayed healing.
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