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Diabetes (type I and type II) affects approximately 13 million people in the United States. Delayed and incomplete healing of wounds can be a major problem for diabetic patients. Macrophages are an important cell in the complex process of wound repair representing the major source of cytokines throughout the wound healing process. Cytokines mediate many of the cellular responses critical to timely...
Delayed wound healing is a troublesome complication of Diabetes. Results from recent investigations concerning the potential cellular and molecular mechanisms responsible for diabetic wound healing deficiency are preliminary in nature. Some studies have demonstrated that direct application of certain growth factors/cytokines can facilitate wound healing in diabetic models. It is possible that refractory...
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