TISSUE REGENERATION AFTER COMPLEX SURGICAL OPERATIONS
Abstract
The process of tissue regeneration after complex surgical operations is crucial for the patient's recovery and plays an important role in increasing the effectiveness of surgical procedures. This article discusses in detail the biological basis of the regeneration process, the stages of inflammation, proliferation and remodeling. Factors affecting regeneration, including the patient's general health, nutritional status, the importance of drugs and surgical techniques, are analyzed. The role of modern regenerative approaches - biomaterials, stem cell-based therapy, gene therapy and nanotechnologies is emphasized.
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