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Tissue engineering has progressed in delivering laboratory-expanded keratinocytes to the clinic; however the production of a suitable alternative to a skin graft, containing both epidermis and dermis still remains a challenge.To develop a one-step approach to wound reconstruction using finely minced split thickness skin and a biodegradable synthetic dermal substitute.This was explored in vitro using...
Skin graft contraction is a common and intractable problem. The current treatments focus on mechanical opposition of contractile forces using splints and on compression of the grafted skin with pressure garments. For the patients, this causes significant morbidity with restriction of joint mobility and often requires multiple episodes of corrective surgery. Despite 50 years of research in this area,...
Evidence that oxygen free radicals may be contributory to further tissue damage in the events following cutaneous thermal injury supports a role for interventional therapy using antioxidants. However, previous work has relied almost entirely on animal-based models with little clinical information available. Also, methods used to support an oxidative role in thermal injury have relied almost exclusively...
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