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Skin Cancer Treatment by Nanoskin Cellulose: Future Cancer Wound Healing
Innovatec’s-Biotechnology Research and Development, Sao Carlos, Brazil
Biomedical Engineering Department, UFABC University, Sao Bernardo do Campo, Brazil
SKGH Ajm., GEM International, Dubai, United Arab Emirates
- 1 Innovatec’s-Biotechnology Research and Development, Sao Carlos, Brazil
- 2 Biomedical Engineering Department, UFABC University, Sao Bernardo do Campo, Brazil
- 3 SKGH Ajm., GEM International, Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Journal of Biomaterials and Nanobiotechnology·Volume 12 (2020)·Pages 1–6·Published 14 December 2020·DOI10.4236/jbnb.2021.121001
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Abstract
Cancer cells can be proliferating in a few months and years . It depends on cancer stage. Chemotherapy, immunotherapy and anti-metabolic drugs have been used in order to kill cancer cells and prevent immune system weakly and metastasis. However, such drugs can damage healthy cells too. Natural ways to cancer treatments may help whole body to cancer cells. In this work, it was taking off cancer nodule to skin cancer by surgery and we treat the nodule as wound, using Nanoskin <sup> ®</sup> advance cell therapy (ACT), natural extra cellular matrix which releases nutrients to the skin cancer. Our result shows that the cancer nodule disappear s in few weeks in skin, because of natural membrane treatment. In addition, we obtained complete wound healing due anticancer nutrients (beta-glucan) delivery to skin.
KeywordsNanoskin CelluloseBacterial CelluloseWound HealingSkin Cancer<i>In Vivo</i>Analysis
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