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- * If there isn’t enough oxygen, healing can take longer and people may not recover as quickly.
- * The article looks at how oxygen helps wounds heal and discusses different treatments to give wounds the right amount of oxygen without causing harm.
Article Abstract
Degree of oxygenation is one of the important parameters governing various processes, including cell proliferation, angiogenesis, extracellular matrix production, and even combating the microbial burden at the wound site, all of which are essential for tissue function restoration and integrity. Inadequate oxygenation interrupts the normal healing process and delays patient recovery. The present article overviews the role of oxygen in the wound healing process and different oxygenation therapies that have been applied for healing dermal wounds. Furthermore, we critically assessed various challenges and opportunities in the near future for adequate and controlled oxygen delivery at the wounded site with minimal toxicity.
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