Abstract

CASE STUDY - A PARTIAL THICKNESS SKIN GRAFTING AND MANAGEMENT OF WOUND

*Dr. Sanjeevani Bodhgire and Dr. Dhanraj Gaikwad

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Abstract

The skin's ability to mend itself after injury is critical to human survival and is impaired in a variety of illnesses. The healing of cutaneous wounds is a complex process that requires a coordinated response from immune cells, hematopoietic cells, and skin cells. We examine the classic theories of wound healing and assess how new discoveries have improved our understanding of the process. We assess existing and experimental techniques to treating cutaneous wounds, with a focus on cell-based therapies and skin transplantation.

Keywords: We examine the classic theories of wound healing and assess how new discoveries have improved our understanding of the process.