Irvin T T
Arch Emerg Med. 1985 Mar;2(1):3-10. doi: 10.1136/emj.2.1.3.
The majority of wounds encountered in the accident and emergency department are superficial in nature and a consequence of accidental trauma or the elective surgical incision of infected foci. The techniques of management of such cases have undergone few changes in recent years, and any advances of a practical or therapeutic nature have been comparatively modest. On the other hand, many major advances have occurred in our understanding of the factors involved in the basic pathophysiology of wound repair. This paper is a summary of our present concept of the process of repair in soft tissues.
在急诊科遇到的大多数伤口本质上是表浅的，是意外创伤或对感染灶进行择期手术切开的结果。近年来，此类病例的处理技术变化不大，任何具有实际或治疗性质的进展都相对较小。另一方面，我们对伤口修复基本病理生理学所涉及因素的理解有了许多重大进展。本文总结了我们目前对软组织修复过程的概念。
