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. 2022 Oct 1;23(19):11654. doi: 10.3390/ijms231911654

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The histological evaluation of skin wounds at different time intervals (5th, 10th, and 15th) indicated regression of the lesions with better epithelialization (blue arrows) and more effective re-organization of the dermis by collagen fiber maturation. Inflammatory cells (INF); Adipose connective tissue; blood vessels (red arrows); Immature collagen (IMC); mature collagen (MC); epidermis (EP); maturating hair follicle (MHF); Wound Gap (WG); wound area (WA); wound scab (WS) dilated blood vessels (Yellow Strikes); Muscle Fibers (MF); detached scabs (black arrows).

The histological evaluation of skin wounds at different time intervals (5th, 10th, and 15th) indicated regression of the lesions with better epithelialization (blue arrows) and more effective re-organization of the dermis by collagen fiber maturation. Inflammatory cells (INF); Adipose connective tissue; blood vessels (red arrows); Immature collagen (IMC); mature collagen (MC); epidermis (EP); maturating hair follicle (MHF); Wound Gap (WG); wound area (WA); wound scab (WS) dilated blood vessels (Yellow Strikes); Muscle Fibers (MF); detached scabs (black arrows).