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General Review Article

蜂蜜：伤口管理中有效的再生医学产品

卷 26, 期 27, 2019

页: [5230 - 5240] 页: 11

弟呕挨: 10.2174/0929867325666180510141824

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摘要

蜂蜜已成功用于治疗包括烧伤和不愈合伤口在内的多种损伤。 它充当具有抗/促炎特性的抗菌和抗生物膜剂。 但是，除了这些传统特性外，最近的证据表明，蜂蜜也是伤口愈合中的一种免疫调节剂，并且含有几种蜜蜂和植物来源的成分，可以加速伤口愈合和组织再生过程。 确定它们的确切作用机制可以更好地了解蜂蜜的治疗特性，并促进其更广泛地转化为临床实践。 这篇综述将讨论在伤口处理中使用蜂蜜的生理基础，其当前的临床用途，以及蜂蜜生物活性化合物在皮肤再生医学和组织重塑中的潜在作用。

关键词: 蜂蜜，伤口修复，再生医学，组织，免疫调节剂，伤口愈合。

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