The highly vascular tissue that forms at the base of a healing wound is known as:

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When tissues are injured, new capillaries form in the wound, bringing oxygenated blood and nutrients to help repair the damage. The capillary-rich tissue (often described as having a beefy red appearance) within the wound is known as granulation tissue. An exudate is any viscous body fluid that contains a high concentration of protein, cells, or solid debris. A hematoma is a blood clot. Blast is a combining form meaning embryonic or fetal. Incidentally, a scab that forms on the outside of a skin wound is called an eschar.

The Highly Vascular Tissue That Forms at the Base of a Healing