[Antioxidant therapy of purulent wounds in animal experiments].

A Iu, Agaev; A V, Nikolaev; B Kh, Abasov; L A, Mamedov; V V, Zakharov; E A, Bashirov; G S, Bagirov

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[Antioxidant therapy of purulent wounds in animal experiments].

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 Dec 1989 Russian Journal:Biulleten' eksperimental'noi biologii i meditsiny, volume 108 (issn: 0365-9615,

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Authors: A Iu, Agaev; A V, Nikolaev; B Kh, Abasov; L A, Mamedov; V V, Zakharov; E A, Bashirov; G S, Bagirov;

pmid: 2804293

[Antioxidant therapy of purulent wounds in animal experiments].

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Abstract

A new complex method for treating purulent wounds has been elaborated in the experiment on 22 mature chinchilla rabbits with a simulated abscess. It has been established that a combined use of a 2% alcohol solution of ionol, a 10% aqueous solution of urotropin for irrigation of the wound cavity and a single administration of nialamide cuts down the time two-fold for cleaning wounds and development of granulations and by 40% for the wound complete healing.

Keywords

Wound Healing, Suppuration, Time Factors, Butylated Hydroxytoluene, Antioxidants, Nialamide, Animals, Wounds and Injuries, Rabbits, Methenamine

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