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Acute Wound Healing an Overview

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Journal Clin Plast Surg
Specialty General Surgery
Date 2003 Mar 15
PMID 12636211
Citations 80
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Abstract

The ability to heal an injury is a biologic necessity for all organisms, with mammals lagging in proficiency when compared with lower life forms that have the ability to regenerate differentiated structures. Technology and increased scientific knowledge have established a coordinated interplay that has improved the ability to manage wounds in a logical manner, and, on occasion, to accelerate the healing process. Insight into the complex chain of events leading to the formation of scar is a necessity for every individual who attempts wound management.

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