Scarring is a major cause of physical and psychological morbidity and, whilst a variety of model systems exist that have increased our understanding of the pathways and processes underlying scar formation, they have typically not translated to the development of effective therapeutic approaches for scar management. In this chapter we describe the basic science underlying both scar-free and scar-forming healing, as well as the utility and translation of pre-clinical model systems to humans. Finally we outline our pioneering approach to the discovery and development of therapeutic approaches for the prophylactic improvement of scarring in man.</p
Abstract The efficient healing of skin wounds is crucial for securing the vital barrier function of...
The goal of scar therapy is the restoration of the patient to their preinjury state. A combination o...
Scars develop in the final stage of wound healing. Wound healing and scarring involve complex biolog...
Scarring is a major cause of physical and psychological morbidity and, whilst a variety of model sys...
Scarring in the skin after trauma, surgery, burn or sports injury is a major medical problem, often ...
Wound healing is a complex, multiple-step mechanism and most lead to the development of scars, which...
Cutaneous scarring is common after trauma, surgery and infection and occurs when normal skin tissue ...
After skin injury, wound healing and scar treatment has become the pain point of patients and the fo...
Scarring, as a normal step of wound healing process, has various types. Among them, the two abnormal...
Abstract Scars are a natural and unavoidable result from most wound repair procedures...
Introduction: Scarring happens after trauma, injury or surgery to any tissue or organ in the body. D...
Pathological scarring imposes a major clinical and social burden worldwide. Human cutaneous wounds a...
Scarring is the final common pathway for healing within the skin irrespective of age, gender and rac...
Most cutaneous wounds heal with scar formation. Ideally, an inconspicuous normotrophic scar is forme...
The understanding of the pathophysiological events of wound healing is very important to carry out t...
Abstract The efficient healing of skin wounds is crucial for securing the vital barrier function of...
The goal of scar therapy is the restoration of the patient to their preinjury state. A combination o...
Scars develop in the final stage of wound healing. Wound healing and scarring involve complex biolog...
Scarring is a major cause of physical and psychological morbidity and, whilst a variety of model sys...
Scarring in the skin after trauma, surgery, burn or sports injury is a major medical problem, often ...
Wound healing is a complex, multiple-step mechanism and most lead to the development of scars, which...
Cutaneous scarring is common after trauma, surgery and infection and occurs when normal skin tissue ...
After skin injury, wound healing and scar treatment has become the pain point of patients and the fo...
Scarring, as a normal step of wound healing process, has various types. Among them, the two abnormal...
Abstract Scars are a natural and unavoidable result from most wound repair procedures...
Introduction: Scarring happens after trauma, injury or surgery to any tissue or organ in the body. D...
Pathological scarring imposes a major clinical and social burden worldwide. Human cutaneous wounds a...
Scarring is the final common pathway for healing within the skin irrespective of age, gender and rac...
Most cutaneous wounds heal with scar formation. Ideally, an inconspicuous normotrophic scar is forme...
The understanding of the pathophysiological events of wound healing is very important to carry out t...
Abstract The efficient healing of skin wounds is crucial for securing the vital barrier function of...
The goal of scar therapy is the restoration of the patient to their preinjury state. A combination o...
Scars develop in the final stage of wound healing. Wound healing and scarring involve complex biolog...