tissuerepair2018

Natural ways to heal wounds Using chemicals often have a hostile effect on our skin. So, we can use these natural ingredients to treat cuts without worrying about any side effects. So instead of applying chemicals in the wounded area, we can use natural ingredients to heal wounds . Honey: Honeys wound care capacities, an attribute that can help a contaminated injury appropriately. From consume wounds, bacterial contaminations to ulcers; honey is a regular hose hold item that can give various healing benefits. One of the greatest clean highlights of honey is its capacity to discharge hydrogen peroxide that is fundamental for wiping out bacterial action. The pollen collected and transformed into honey has been known to adequately treat genuine diseases, extending from skin rashes, bubbles to singed skin. Honeys’ properties are in the religious books like Bible, Torah, and Quran. Since 2000 BC, individuals have been utilizing Honey to heal cuts. Honey contains vitamins,

SOFT TISSUE HEALING Soft tissues are those tissues that connect and support the body, these include muscles, tendons, ligaments, fascia, nerves, fibrous tissues, fat, blood vessels.This classification is based on a treatment protocol. But some time phases overlap and dependable on the individual response to healing and the type of injury. Inflammatory phase: The acute inflammatory response is of relatively quite long   duration and involves activities that generate exudates- plasma like fluid that exudes out of tissue or its capillaries and is composed of protein and granular leukocytes (white blood cells).In the Chronic inflammatory response is of prolonged duration and involves the presence of nongranular leukocytes and the production of scar tissue. Proliferative phase: Formation of granulation tissue is a central event during the proliferative phase. Its formation occurs 3-5 days following injury and overlaps with the preceding inflammatory

Scaffolds for Cartilage Tissue Engineering: Tissue engineered additive manufactured scaffolds for cartilage repair , shows high prospective for growing adult cartilage tissue. Articular cartilage is the connective tissue that allows for the frictionless movement of bone within the synovial joints of the body. Its extracellular matrix consists of a combination of different types of collagen and proteoglycans that together are responsible for the viscoelastic and swelling properties of the tissue. Both natural and synthetic polymers have considered as substrate materials for the fabrication of 3D support structures. While natural source compounds, such as gelatin and alginates, are more bioactive and truly biodegradable, synthetic polymers are more predictable, reproducible, and scalable in terms of chemical and physical properties and offer a stronger structural support. Depending on the chosen scaffold fabrication technique and the end-application, both types of resour