Assessment of wound healing is a complex task, especially when the lesion is associated to
significant (full thickness) loss of the skin. The clinical observation, essentially subjective and …

The process of wound healing is dynamic and takes place over months to years, during
which there is a resolution of angiogenesis, continued wound contraction, and connective …

The non-invasive assessment of post-burn wound recovery allows new insights into wound-
healing pathophysiology. This pilot study enrolled thermal burn patients (n= 9) with …

Objective evaluation of cutaneous wounds through the use of non‐invasive devices is
important for diagnosis, monitoring treatment response and can lead to the development of …

The dynamic process of wound healing has various phases, and the knowledge of which is
essential for identification of the pathology involved in a chronic intractable wound. Various …

Significance: Many treatments are utilized in the management of skin scarring; however,
difficulties arise due to the high rates of recurrence and the identification of treatment efficacy …

The quantitative assessment of the results of burn management is notoriously difficult. With
the focus changing from survival to cosmetic and functional outcome, the scar assessments …

Chronic ulcerative skin lesions affect around 1.5% of the population and represent a
considerable medical and social problem. The population affected by this pathology is …

Background: Wound healing of the skin is a very complex biological activity. For a better
understanding, an attempt is made to describe and subdivide the different players (cell types …

Healing after dermal injury is a complex but imperfect process that results in a wide range of
visible scars. The degree of disfigurement is not the sole determinant of a scar's effect on …