Abstract:Background
Keloids are of utmost clinical concern with regard to the wound healing process caused by chronic inflammation. Today, many treatments have been executed but none have shown permanent results.
Objective
This study aims to find another possible keloid treatment using panduratin A, a phytochemical found in Boesenbergia rotunda (fingerroot) extract.
Materials and Methods
The effects of panduratin A on fibroblast proliferation and migration were assessed by scratch wound healing assays.
Results
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