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Anti‐inflammation Ameliorates Repairment of Frostbite‐induced Skin Injuries

Frostbite occurs when tissues freeze with cold external temperature. Freeze (ice crystals) destructs the cells and blood vessels, increases permeability in vessel walls and blood leaks into the tissues, and causes inflammation‐related further tissue damage. A mouse model of skin frostbite injuries was used to observe the effect of dexamethasone (Dex) on morphological recovery of damaged skin.