Introduction: Colonization of pathogens in wounds significantly inhibits wound healing and is a major factor in the failure of wounds treated with skin grafts and skin substitutes. Synth...
Introduction: Biofilms are a common problem in chronic wounds. A thermo-reversible antimicrobial hydrogel (TRH) containing polyhexanide (PHMB) has previously been shown to be effective ag...
Introduction: It has been researched and well documented that placental tissue has a plethora of growth factors present. Many of these factors are beneficial when it comes to wound treatm...
Introduction: Diabetic ulcers are a significant complication of diabetes mellitus, commonly attributed to peripheral neuropathy and associated vascular insufficiencies. However, this rev...
Introduction: Povidone polymer stabilizes and improves the use of iodine to reduce wound infections, but iodine is a weak oxidizer and not biocompatible. A halohydantoin-based polymer ex...
Introduction: Decellularized extracellular matrix (ECM) medical devices can facilitate healing of hard-to-heal wounds by acting as a scaffold. A novel decellularized porcine placental ECM...
Introduction: The interplay between fibroblasts and extracellular matrix (ECM) proteins is an important factor in the normal wound healing cascade. Matrix metalloproteinases (MMPs) are ce...
Introduction: The presence of microorganisms, development of biofilm, and local infection play a significant role in the pathogenesis of hard-to-heal wounds. Systemic antimicrobial therap...
Introduction: Placenta-based scaffolds are known for their regenerative potential in various clinical applications, often requiring terminal sterilization to ensure safety. The choice of ...
Introduction: Collagen-based wound matrices are widely used for treating acute and chronic wounds due to their role in wound management. The addition of an antimicrobial to these matrices...