Treatment of chronic purulent wounds taking into account the pathogenetic mechanisms of the involvement of proteases and proteasis inhibitors

The wound process is a complex set of reactions that develop in the body in response to tissue damage. From the point of view of general pathology, the healing of any wound is inflammation, which successively goes through the stages of alteration (damage), exudation (release of the liquid part of blood and inflammatory cells outside the vascular bed) and proliferation (restoration of lost tissues by scar formation).