'Growth factors' is an umbrella term used to describe a variety of chemical messengers found in a wide range of tissues, which have a number of functions including the regulation of cell and tissue growth and development. Several growth factors have been proposed as ideal agents to promote wound healing. This review discusses their functions and how they can be applied in the management of chronic wounds.
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