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Tissue Repair Process
Tissue repair is done in two processes, regeneration and fibrosis. Regeneration is replacement. Of destroyed tissue with the same kind of tissue. Fibrosis involves proliferation of fibrous connective tissue, scar tissue. There are three steps. The first step is protein clotting. Protein clotting comes from the white blood cells that originally leaked into the protein clotting. The proteins form a clot. This prevents harmfully substances from spreading to surrounding tissues. When the clot is sped posed to the air it creates a scab. Then the second step comes in. Organization is the first phase of tissue repair. The blood clot is replaced by granulation tissue, a delicate pink tissue composed of several elements. Macrophages digest the original blood clot and collagen fiber deposit continues. Bacteria-inhibiting substances are produced to prevent infection. Finally comes the third step. The surface epithelium begins to regenerate. It grows under the scab, which will soon detach. Pathetic epithelium thickens until it becomes similar to adjacent skin. Finally there is a fully regenerated epithelium.
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