Advances of Stem Cell Therapeutics in Cutaneous Wound Healing and Regeneration

The document reviewed the potential of progenitor stem cells in enhancing cutaneous wound healing and regeneration, highlighting their ability to accelerate wound repair and promote tissue regeneration. Despite the availability of various therapeutic interventions for chronic wounds, success was limited, prompting the exploration of stem cell therapies. Preliminary findings from preclinical and clinical studies were promising, although the exact mechanisms by which stem cells aid the healing process remained unclear. The review focused on existing treatment modalities, the role of interstitial and exogenous adult stem cells, and the possible mechanisms involved in wound healing.