… native polymers chosen to control infection and enhance wound healing. Chitosan‐based …
acellular dermal matrix (ADM) scaffold made from cadaveric skins of human donors (AlloDerm…

… Acellular dermal matrix … , the first stage of the reconstructive ladder is the direct wound closure.
If direct … dermis versus no acellular dermis in tissue expansion breast reconstruction. Plast …

… primary wound closure to promote undisturbed healing [58]. … cause a higher risk of
infection and immune reaction of host … -tissue grafts is acellular dermal matrix allografts (Alloderm). …

… it is necessary to take immediate action as early as possible … Infection – an open wound
may develop a bacterial infection. … of wound coverage materials that aid in wound closure and …

… units including emergency surgery. As a result this third … site infection SSSI superficial surgical
site infection STA … port; it allows for efficient closure at the end of the operation (Fig. 1.10). • …

… wound after 2 weeks Signs and Symptoms of Infection at the … and sent to pathology or
microbiology for identification. … closure, as in the case of dehisced surgical abdominal wounds. …

… their own or along with a dermal matrix [101]. Natural and … infection, graft, and fluid entrapment,
requiring fenestration of the tissue. Alloderm an allograft derived from an acellular matrix …

… to accelerate skin wound healing, inhibit wound infections, and … a dermal component as a
permanent part of wound closure is … AlloDerm® is an acellular freezedried dermal graft derived …

… associated with closure of skin-sparing incisions [30, 40, 41]. … , the nipple-areola complex
graft can be performed after the … wound healing, reduced tissue perfusion, and infection [76, 84…

… in the wound healing response ............24 2.4. Obstacles to healing: a chronic wound and
the altered ECM environment ........................24 2.5. Therapies to promote dermal repair ................…