3D-Printed Skin Patches- New Treatment to Heal Wounds and Burns Faster

3D-Printed Skin Patches: New Treatment to Heal Wounds and Burns Faster

Introduction Treating severe wounds—such as extensive burns, chronic ulcers, or traumatic injuries—has traditionally hinged on grafting healthy skin from donors or patients themselves. Yet, donor tissue availability and scarring are significant hurdles. Enter 3D-printed skin patches, an emerging technology that...

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CAR-T for Lupus: How a Cancer Treatment Put Lupus in Remission

Introduction Systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE), commonly referred to simply as lupus, is an autoimmune disease in which the immune system attacks healthy tissues and organs. Symptoms vary widely, but many patients face chronic inflammation and complications affecting the skin, joints,...

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HIV Rash

Rashes itself is not a diagnosis or a disease but indicate an underlying condition, infection or drug reactions (1). Most of them are non-infectious or self-limiting. They may appear throughout the body or may be limited to different body parts....

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Lichenification

What is Lichenification of skin? Definition: Skin ‘Lichenification’ occurs when there is chronic irritation or itching of the skin that leads to thickening of the skin at the site due to repeated scratching (1, 2, 3, 4). It looks thick...

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Petechiae

What is Petechiae? Definition : When small blood vessels (capillaries) break under the skin, they cause reddish, brownish or purplish spots over the skin, which resemble rashes (3). When the size of the spots is less than 3 mm, they...

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Ecchymosis

What is Ecchymosis? Definition The blood vessels (capillaries) under the skin are very minute. When they rupture, blood can escape from the vessels to the surrounding tissues. Rupture of the blood vessels can normally happen with or without trauma. Under...

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Infantigo/ Impetigo

What is Infantigo? It is a highly contagious bacterial infection, seen usually in children of age 2 years to 5 years. It may affect elder children and adults too. It is a very common skin infection among children. [2] Is...

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