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Advanced Tissue Repair Mediators

Meaning

Advanced Tissue Repair Mediators are a class of endogenous or exogenous biological molecules, such as specific peptides, growth factors, or cytokines, that actively orchestrate the complex cascade of wound healing and tissue regeneration. These mediators accelerate the body’s natural restorative processes beyond baseline capacity, promoting the structural and functional integrity of tissues. Clinically, their application is focused on resolving chronic injury, enhancing post-surgical recovery, and combating age-related degradation in musculoskeletal and dermal structures. They represent a frontier in regenerative medicine, linking systemic health to localized cellular renewal.