… nanostructures in wound healing and in the … inhibition of wound infection and interaction
of these compounds with other antibacterial agents for the management of bacteria in wounds. …

… Therefore, it is virtually impossible to give a brief, complete overview of all complement
inhibitors produced by infectious agents described in the literature, but we will show some …

… our proposed wound dressing was effective for inhibiting pathogenic … wound infection.
In addition, by embedding vesicles into hydrogel, the system could promote wound healing…

… and adapted to wounds with different shapes. Further animal results demonstrated that the
hydrogel effectively inhibited the wound infection and accelerated wound healing. Since CS …

… of wound healing 33. In addition, larvae and their secretions affect the inflammatory and the
wound healing … These combined actions may establish an optimal wound bed preparation. …

… surgical wounds during the time of surgery, without disturbing the normal wound-healing
process. … decrease the rate of infection in slightly or moderately contaminated wounds. This was …

… administered to an experimental chronic infected granulating wound at different pHs and …
and the ability of the agent to overcome the inhibition of wound healing caused by infection. …

… healing wound, in which inflammation and bacterial infection … deficient for the elastase inhibitor
SLPI, which revealed a … mediators involved in aberrant wound healing. Thus, we not only …

… Here, we developed a multifunctional QS inhibitor based on a bioactive hydrogel system to
… the healing of infected wounds in diabetic mice. We loaded berberine (BBR, a QS inhibitor, …

… to infections. Topical antimicrobials and dressings are generally employed to inhibit burn
infections followed by a burn wound … have problems in reaching the infected site, coupled with …