Answer:
Migratory phase
Explanation:
Wound healing involves a cascade of processes that enables the skin and the underneath tissues repair themselves following an injury.
In wound healing, migratory phase is the second phase. Fibroblast start migrating along the fibrin threads, scar tissues begin to form and repair of damaged blood tissues begin.
There is scab formation where the capillaries will grow in from the periphery and the epithelial cells advance from across the clot to form a scab.
