Review discusses innovative strategies and technologies to accelerate healing in wound management, suggesting a move towards personalized therapies.
The body undergoes a complex physiological process called wound healing to restore and repair damaged or injured tissue. The physiological process of wound healing is intricate and dynamic, comprising a series of interconnected stages, including inflammation, proliferation, and remodelling, that repair injured tissues. Novel approaches, including stem cell-based therapies, biomaterials, growth factors, nanotherapeutics, 3D bioprinting, gene therapy, plateletrich fibrin therapy, microRNA-based interventions, and cold plasma technology, are used to improve wound healing. Nowadays, the potential synergistic benefits of combining these novel approaches to improve wound-healing outcomes and accelerate healing are evident in recent data. This review offers a cohesive framework for understanding recent developments in formulation strategies aimed at optimizing wound healing and how emerging technologies are revolutionizing wound management and paving the way for personalized treatment approaches.
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