Acute and chronic wounds affect millions of people around the world, imposing a growing
financial burden on patients and hospitals. Despite the application of current wound …

The importance of skin to survival, and the devastating physical and psychological
consequences of scarring following reparative healing of extensive or difficult to heal human …

In the skin‐healing field, porcine models are regarded as a useful analogue for human skin
due to their numerous anatomical and physiological similarities. Despite the widespread use …

Impaired wound healing is an immense medical challenge, and while autologous skin
grafting remains the “gold-standard” therapeutic option for repairing wounds that cannot be …

Animal models provide a way to investigate scar therapies in a controlled environment. It is
necessary to produce uniform, reproducible scars with high anatomic and biologic similarity …

Burn injuries are a pervasive clinical problem. Extensive thermal trauma can be life‐
threatening or result in long‐lasting complications, generating a significant impact on quality …

The use of autograft skin is essential in the treatment of full thickness burns and large
cutaneous defects. Both autograft thickness and condition of the wound bed modulate …

Braised squabs are traditional Chinese foods. However, the processing is highly experience
dependent and lacks a theoretical basis. Hence, a comparative study of the physicochemical …

Cervical burn contracture is one of the burn contractures with the highest incidence and
severity, and there is no effective method to predict the risk of neck contracture. This study …

This article aims to be a progress report on the Sensing, Monitoring And Release of
Therapeutics (SMART) bandage—one of the three technologies that received the inaugural …