Nanomaterials for Wound Healing and Dermatological Applications
Synopsis
This book explores how nanotechnology is revolutionising wound care, offering new ways to support healing, prevent infections, and improve patient outcomes. Through eight focused chapters, it provides a comprehensive overview of nanomaterials for wound healing, including fabrication techniques and applications involving nanocurcumin, nanocellulose, silver nanoparticles, lignin-based nanomaterials, nanomaterial-integrated hydrogels, and herbal nanoformulations. These chapters highlight how advanced nanomaterials enhance antimicrobial activity, promote tissue regeneration, enable controlled therapeutic delivery, and support innovative biomedical applications. Designed for researchers, healthcare professionals, and students in biotechnology, this volume presents both the fundamental concepts and the latest advancements in the field. By presenting the innovations and potential of nanotechnology in wound management, the book aims to inspire continued research and development that will enhance patient care and shape the future of wound and skin treatments.
Chapters
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Chapter 1: Overview of Nanomaterials for Wound Healing
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Chapter 2: Wound-Healing Nanomaterial Fabrication Techniques
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Chapter 3: Nanocurcumin as a Wound-Healing Agent
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Chapter 4: Rice Husk Nanocellulose for Wound Care
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Chapter 5: Antimicrobial Silver Nanoparticles in Wound Care
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Chapter 6: Lignin Nanomaterial in Dermatological Applications
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Chapter 7: Nanomaterial-Integrated Hydrogel in Wound Care
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Chapter 8: Nanoformulated Piper Sarmentosum for Antibacterial Applications
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