Nutrition in wound healing

Dietary advanced glycation end-products exacerbate oxidative stress in patients with diabetic foot ulcers

“…Adequate protein intake is essential for the integrity of connective tissue, muscle and skin, as well as cutaneous wound healing. Protein deprivation leads to impaired healing in experimental wounds by hindering collagen synthesis and deposition [26]. As shown in an earlier study, patients with non-healing wounds had significantly lower protein intake than patients with healed wounds [27].…”

Role of Arginine and Omega-3 Fatty Acids in Wound Healing and Infection

“…The role of arginine in wound healing has been summarized extensively in reviews by Arnold and Barbul 4 and Stechmiller et al 5 In 1978, Seifter et al 6 showed that animals previously fed an argininedeficient diet, when supplemented with arginine, had an increased survival rate and increased woundbreaking strength, as well as increased wound collagen accumulation. Other experiments by the same group showed that animals fed a normal diet supplemented with 1% arginine had enhanced wound healing.…”

Wound Healing

“…Enerji için glikoz yoksa yağ ve protein kullanılır. Diyabet gibi glikoz metabolizma bozukluğu, protein malnutrisyonu ve lipid eksikliği ile çinko, vitamin C, vitamin A eksikliği yara iyileşmesini olumsuz etkiler [1][2][3] . İlaçlar: Kortikosteroidler yaralanma öncesi ve sonrası 3 gün içinde verilirse yara iyileşmesini inhibe eder, gerilme gücü oluşumunu geciktirir.…”

“…Radyoterapi: Direkt fibroblastlar üzerine etki ile yara iyileşmesini inhibe eder. Büyüme faktörü ise bu bozulan yara iyileşmesini kısmi olarak geri çevirebilir 3,4 . …”