Surgical and trauma cases where there is removal of significant portions of tissue without infection result in what type of healing?

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Secondary intention healing occurs when there is significant tissue loss and the wound edges cannot be approximated (closed). The wound will heal gradually from the bottom up with the formation of granulation tissue and eventual epithelialization. This type of healing is slower and carries a higher risk of infection and scarring, but it is the only option in cases where primary or approximate closure is not possible.

Surgical and Trauma Cases Where There Is Removal of Significant