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Factors That Affect Vessel Reactivity and Leukocyte Emigration

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The Molecular and Cellular Biology of Wound Repair

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The first phase of wound healing consists of an inflammatory response. It was the study of wounds that first led to the proposal that the visual manifestations of inflammation are caused by changes in blood vessels: dilatation underlying redness and plasma extravasation underlying tissue swelling (Hunter, 1794). Inflammation is important in wound healing because the associated micro-vascular changes result in the transfer of blood constituents from the vessels to the tissues. Thus, intradermal injection of autologous blood into rat skin, 2 days before an incision was found to result in accelerated healing (Myers and Rightor, 1978).

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