Healing and Tissue repair
Tissue repair and healing restore structural integrity and function after an injury through two main mechanisms: regeneration and scar formation.
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Tissue repair and healing restore structural integrity and function after an injury through two main mechanisms: regeneration and scar formation.
Chronic inflammation is a prolonged, low-grade immune response where the body stays in a constant state of alert.
Acute inflammation is the rapid, short-term immune response to tissue damage, infection, or harmful stimuli in the body.
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