Overview of the Repair Mechanisms and Clinical Research Progress in Diabetic Skin Ulcers

Diabetic skin ulcers are a significant complication impacting diabetic patients' quality of life. This review examines repair mechanisms, including ferritin deposition, platelet-rich plasma, and stem cell therapy, while highlighting breakthroughs in nanotechnology and cytokine-based treatments. These innovations promise to revolutionize clinical approaches, offering improved healing and reduced complications. The findings lay a robust foundation for future research and clinical applications.