IMPLANTATION OF BIOACTIVE MATERIALS AND REGENERATION STIMULATORS DURING SURGICAL INTERVENTIONS: MODERN APPROACHES TO TISSUE REPAIR

Abstract

The rapid development of regenerative medicine has significantly influenced modern surgical practice. Traditional surgical treatment focuses primarily on the removal of damaged tissues and restoration of anatomical integrity. However, postoperative healing often remains prolonged and may be complicated by inflammation, infection, fibrosis, and impaired tissue regeneration.

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