The mast cell and trauma
Deng, W.-n.; Wang, C.-y.; Liu, L.
Fa Yi Xue Za Zhi 18(2): 121-123
2002
ISSN/ISBN: 1004-5619 PMID: 12596601 Document Number: 551146
Mast cell(MC) takes an important role in trauma and the process of wound healing, and the pathophysiology reaction has a relationship to the time since trauma, which is helpful to determine the post-trauma and postmortem interval, and to distinguish the wound shaped whether before or after death. In this paper, the role of MC and its chemic medium in the process of wound healing, scar shaping, postburns inflammatory response, healing of bone fracture, as well as the signification for forensic medicine and the progress of researching in this field were reviewed.
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