Abstract
Delayed wound healing can be attributed to the patient’s comorbidities, having a negative effect on the body’s normal wound healing process. While the normal healing process goes through four phases, the chronic wound is not progressing from the inflammatory phase, with constant destruction of the extracellular matrix (ECM), not allowing a scaffold to cover the wound and protect it from bacteria bioburden.
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