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Advances in Bioengineering for Wound Healing

Advances in Bioengineering for Wound Healing

 

Advances in Bioengineering for Wound Healing

Dennis P. Orgill, Professor of Surgery, Harvard Medical School, and Vice Chairman for Quality Improvement, Department of Surgery, Brigham and Women's Hospital, discusses advances in nanotechnology for wound healing.
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