A Review of Anti-Inflammatory Bioscaffolds for Bone Regeneration Using Albumin Denaturation Method

Abstract

Bone regeneration is a complex process that affects many factors, including inflammation of transplantation. Excessive inflammation can interfere with bone formation and lead to the destruction of the frame. In this article, we investigate the possibility of including anti -inflammatory properties in bio variants for bone regeneration using albumin storage methods. We discuss the disadvantages of excessive inflammation, the role of albumin as a vehicle, the degeneration of the control release, and the way this approach improves the result of bone regeneration. Related literature recommends supporting the validity and effects of this strategy.