Scarless Wound Healing: A Literature Review

    September 2019 in “ Romanian Journal of Pediatrics
    Ancuta Muntean, Ionica Stoica, Dan Mircea Enescu
    TLDR Fetal skin can heal without scarring, offering insights for new scar-reducing treatments.
    The review discussed the potential of fetal skin to heal wounds without scarring, highlighting its regenerative capabilities. It emphasized the importance of understanding the cellular and molecular mechanisms behind this scarless healing phenotype, as it could lead to new therapeutic targets for reducing scarring in postnatal wounds. The review aimed to summarize the unique features of the fetal wound healing process that could facilitate scarless wound repair.
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