Journal of Wound Care · 2023 · 59 citations · 47 references
EngineeringBioengineeringSurgeryBiomaterialsRegenerative MedicineTissue EngineeringBiomaterials For RegenerationBiomaterials For Tissue EngineeringCell-based TherapiesDecellularized Tissue ScaffoldsTissue Engineering ScaffoldsWound Healing BiomaterialsAutogenous Soft Tissue GraftsBiomaterials For Wound RepairPrimary Wound RepairRegenerative Medicine MaterialsSoft Tissue Defect CoverageTissue Regeneration ScaffoldsWound Healing MaterialsXenogeneic Cell Sources
There are currently over 80 biomaterials derived from autologous, allogeneic, synthetic and xenogeneic sources, or a combination of any or all these types of materials, available for soft-tissue coverage to effect wound closure. Often generically referred to as cellular and/or tissue-based products (CTPs), they are manufactured under various trade names and marketed for a variety of indications.
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