What Histological Changes Are Observed During Tissue Repair?
Histologically, tissue repair can be observed as follows:
Inflammation Phase: The presence of neutrophils and macrophages is evident, along with dilated blood vessels and edema. Proliferation Phase: Formation of granulation tissue characterized by fibroblasts, newly formed capillaries, and a loose extracellular matrix. Remodeling Phase: Dense collagen fibers replace the granulation tissue, and the number of fibroblasts and capillaries decreases.
