Fibroblast implantation enhances wound healing as indicated by breaking strength determinations.

W W Krueger, H Goepfert, M Romsdahl, J Herson, R H Withers, R H Jesse
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Abstract

Irradiation of normal tissues at the dose/time factor employed in the treatment of solid tumors impairs the subsequent healing of surgical wounds made in those tissues. Irreversible radiation damage to regional fibroblasts is one cause of impaired healing. This study was conducted to determine whether syngeneic guinea pig fibroblasts, harvested from tissue culture when injected into irradiated guinea pig skin at the time of wound closure, could improve wound healing. Breaking strength determinations indicate that irradiated wounds demonstrate enhanced wound healing if implanted with fibroblasts.

断裂强度测定表明,成纤维细胞植入可促进伤口愈合。
在实体瘤治疗中使用的剂量/时间因子照射正常组织会损害这些组织中外科伤口的后续愈合。对局部成纤维细胞的不可逆辐射损伤是损伤愈合的原因之一。本研究旨在确定从组织培养中获得的同种豚鼠成纤维细胞,在伤口愈合时注射到辐照的豚鼠皮肤中,是否能促进伤口愈合。断裂强度测定表明,如果植入成纤维细胞,辐照伤口显示出增强的伤口愈合。
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