RECENT DEVELOPMENT IN THE PHYTOCHEMICAL BASED NANO DRUG DELIVERY SYSTEM FOR WOUND HEALING AND SKIN REGENERATION
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| author | *Ashirwad Sawale Paras Raut Shivani Kale Aman Upaganlawar |
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| contents | <p>Effective and rapid wound healing requires advanced therapeutic strategies<br>capable of maintaining a moist wound environment, minimizing infection,<br>and promoting tissue regeneration. Among emerging technologies,<br>phytoconstituent-based nanodrug delivery systems have demonstrated<br>promising potential in enhancing wound healing. These nanoscale<br>formulations offer targeted and sustained release of bioactive compounds,<br>enabling accelerated tissue repair while minimizing adverse effects.<br>Nanomedicine provides a more focused and efficient therapeutic approach,<br>addressing the limitations of conventional dosage forms by improving sitespecific<br>delivery and bioavailability of therapeutic agents. Recent research<br>has highlighted various nanocarrier systems such as dendrimers, hydrogels,<br>liposomes, micelles, nanoparticles, and nanosomes that significantly<br>enhance wound healing outcomes. These nanotechnologies not only improve<br>the clinical relevance of treatment strategies but also offer superior<br>therapeutic benefits, particularly in managing chronic and diabetic wounds.<br>This review summarizes recent advancements in nanomedicine and<br>emphasizes its expanding role in modern wound care through innovative<br>drug delivery platforms tailored for improved healing efficacy.</p> |
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| spellingShingle | RECENT DEVELOPMENT IN THE PHYTOCHEMICAL BASED NANO DRUG DELIVERY SYSTEM FOR WOUND HEALING AND SKIN REGENERATION *Ashirwad Sawale Paras Raut Shivani Kale Aman Upaganlawar Inflammation, Wound Healing, Nanomedicine, Liposomes Niosomes. <p>Effective and rapid wound healing requires advanced therapeutic strategies<br>capable of maintaining a moist wound environment, minimizing infection,<br>and promoting tissue regeneration. Among emerging technologies,<br>phytoconstituent-based nanodrug delivery systems have demonstrated<br>promising potential in enhancing wound healing. These nanoscale<br>formulations offer targeted and sustained release of bioactive compounds,<br>enabling accelerated tissue repair while minimizing adverse effects.<br>Nanomedicine provides a more focused and efficient therapeutic approach,<br>addressing the limitations of conventional dosage forms by improving sitespecific<br>delivery and bioavailability of therapeutic agents. Recent research<br>has highlighted various nanocarrier systems such as dendrimers, hydrogels,<br>liposomes, micelles, nanoparticles, and nanosomes that significantly<br>enhance wound healing outcomes. These nanotechnologies not only improve<br>the clinical relevance of treatment strategies but also offer superior<br>therapeutic benefits, particularly in managing chronic and diabetic wounds.<br>This review summarizes recent advancements in nanomedicine and<br>emphasizes its expanding role in modern wound care through innovative<br>drug delivery platforms tailored for improved healing efficacy.</p> |
| title | RECENT DEVELOPMENT IN THE PHYTOCHEMICAL BASED NANO DRUG DELIVERY SYSTEM FOR WOUND HEALING AND SKIN REGENERATION |
| topic | Inflammation, Wound Healing, Nanomedicine, Liposomes Niosomes. |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15755988 |