Avanços no tratamento de feridas: Parte 2

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Nanopartículas, Terapia hiperbárica, Ozonioterapia, Ultrasson terapêutico, Reparação tecidual

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Os tratamentos de feridas utilizando nanopartículas, terapia hiperbárica, ozônio e ultrassom são avanços marcantes na medicina contemporânea, oferecendo soluções inovadoras para pacientes com feridas de difícil cicatrização. As nanopartículas, devido às suas propriedades únicas, são amplamente investigadas na dermatologia, destacando-se por suas capacidades terapêuticas promissoras. A terapia hiperbárica, por sua vez, tem demonstrado eficácia no tratamento de feridas crônicas, agindo diretamente na melhoria da perfusão tecidual e na promoção da cicatrização. Em contrapartida, a ozonioterapia e o ultrassom se destacam pela sua ação antimicrobiana e anti-inflamatória, respectivamente, oferecendo potenciais benefícios para a saúde dos pacientes com feridas. Apesar dos desafios e da necessidade de mais pesquisas para compreender totalmente o alcance terapêutico dessas modalidades, é inegável que representam avanços significativos na busca por tratamentos mais eficazes para feridas, com potencial para transformar os cuidados médicos nessa área e melhorar a qualidade de vida dos pacientes.

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2024-02-28

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Alice de Quadros, E., de Oliveira Soares, F., Bernardes Bizinoto , L. ., Rodrigues Rosado, I. ., Martin, I. ., Machado Bertassoli, B., & Gabellini Leonel Alves, E. . (2024). Avanços no tratamento de feridas: Parte 2 . Peer W, 6(4), 225–239. Recuperado de https://peerw.org/index.php/journals/article/view/1870

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