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Soft Tissue Healing

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The Healing Process[edit | edit source]

Early vs cellular phase[edit | edit source]

Inflammatory phase[edit | edit source]

Clotting cascade[edit | edit source]

Vasoconstriction and vasodilation[edit | edit source]

Polymorphonuclear neutrophils[edit | edit source]

Macrophages[edit | edit source]

Decline of inflammatory phase[edit | edit source]

Proliferative phase[edit | edit source]

Fibroplasia and granulation tissue formation[edit | edit source]

Epithelialization[edit | edit source]

Contraction[edit | edit source]

Maturation and remodeling[edit | edit source]

Types[edit | edit source]

Primary intention[edit | edit source]

Secondary intention[edit | edit source]

Tertiary intention[edit | edit source]

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