Meanings of wounded skin in English

The process would replace the sutures and staples traditionally used to repair wounded skin.

The wounded skin of the stump was white and taut.

The wounded skin sizzled and began to deteriorate immediately.

This device is useful for regeneration of wounded skin and may be adaptable for another application.

She felt them glide across the sticky trickle of blood, tugging at the wounded skin beneath.

Morphology of the wounded skin was monitored for changes over time via serial photographs and histopathological studies.

Phase-contrast microscopy of open- wounded skin cultured in vitro indicated inward spreading of the peripheral skin to be responsible for wound closure.

Cells on biodegradable filters were expected to serve as a local supply of growth factors and cell sources when they were placed in wounded skin.

On post-wounding day 7 or 28, laser Doppler blood flow measurements were made, and the breaking strength of the wounded skin was determined.

Wounded skin is one of the preferred niches for Pseudomonas aeruginosa, which has developed diverse strategies to impair tissue repair processes and promote infection.