Four speakers from Indonesia, Mongolia, Malaysia and the Philippines were invited to the workshop. They gave speeches on burn assessment, burn system treatment, burn wound treatment and regenerative medical technology in the treatment of burns. The first speaker was Dr. aryanto Habibie from Indonesia. He talked about the burn assessment, including burn type, burn grade, burn area, etc; Then, Dr. uuganbayar choijil from Mongolia national trauma and orthopedics research center introduced the systematic treatment of burns, including rehydration, prevention of infection, etc; Dr. Wong Kee Ai from Malaysia shared the treatment of burn wounds. Combined with her many years of treatment experience, she introduced in detail the important principles of burn wound management, including wound debridement, dressing selection, etc; Finally, Dr. gene estandian of Baguio general hospital in the Philippines gave a speech entitled " Advantages of Regenerative Medical Technology in the Treatment of Burns". He not only introduced the mechanism of regenerative medical technology, but also showed the application of regenerative medical technology in the treatment of patients with large-area burns and high-voltage electric burns. The treatment results proved merits and effectiveness of regenerative medical technology.

 

　　The online training provided participants with comprehensive knowledge on burn management, including the latest progress in the field of burn management, as well as the advantages of regenerative medical technology in burn treatment. The workshop served as a platform for global experts to learn from and communicate with each other.　

 

　　Since the establishment of ISRMWR in 2018, the United Nations academic impact international regenerative medicine & wound repair workshop has been carried out in many countries around the world. Since 2020, it has carried out global online training for many times. In the future, it will continue to provide high-quality training, promote the development of regenerative medical technology, and contribute to the improvement of global wound management.