Abstract

Ever since Richard Feynman predicted the emergence of nanoscience in 1959, this field has emerged as one of the fastest growing developments of the 21st century. With regard to its application in medicine, nanotechnology has the potential to vastly improve current therapies and diagnostics as well as pave the way for unprecedented avenues, all due to its ability to work at a nanoscale level. In this chapter, we will look at the role of nanoparticles in wound healing with regard to improving results and minimizing adverse effects. This includes current therapies, developments, and future directions. To fully appreciate the potential of nanoparticle application in wound healing, an understanding of the wound-healing process is required.

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