A Rosa Mosqueta no tratamento de feridas abertas: uma revisão

Abstract

This article is about a literature revision concerning to the main published scientific works in the last two decades about the medicinal properties of the Mosqueta Rose, especially in the treatment of open wounds. The objective is to congregate information demonstrating, by means of scientific and empirical evidences, the importance of the traditional medicine related to the use of the Mosqueta Rose in many clinical applications. This study is characterized as a compilation of significant information about the composition, indications and empirical uses of the extract of Mosqueta Rose, in order to make easier posterior researches, since the production about this subject is scarce. The bibliographical research was carried through the data base Bireme, SciELO, Capes and sites related to the subject in the Internet.

Healing incisional surgical wounds using Rose Hip oil in rats

“…Evaluated patients with varicose ulcers, post-traumatic ulcers and contact eczema. All showed positive results in relation to the comparison group, occurring a difference of up to 29 days of healing among the groups [22].…”

Effects of topical application of essential oil from resin of almescar (Protium heptaphyllum (Aubl.) Marchand) in experimentally induced skin wounds in rats

“…The experimental model chosen was Wistar because of their small size, easy handling and acquisition, as well as the easy standardization of accommodation and food (Garros et al, 2006, Magalhães et al, 2008, Santos et al, 2009. Male rats are better for experiments because they do not undergo cyclic changes in hormone concentrations as females, a fact that could alter the healing process (Teves et al, 1986).…”

“…Skin wounds are very common in many species and the researches are made in rats in order to facilitate the experiments (Garros et al, 2006, Magalhães et al, 2008, Santos et al, 2009). The conventional therapies include allopathy, but sometimes the costs are extremely high.…”

Atividade antibacteriana e cicatrizante do óleo de buriti Mauritia flexuosa L.

“…Em conjunto, compostos antioxidantes, como betacarotenoide e vitamina E exercem efeito protetor sobre as novas células a se formarem na lesão em regeneração. Por outro lado, as altas concentrações de ácidos graxos insaturados têm importante papel na regeneração tecidual, sendo um importante elemento para a formação e deposição das fibras colágenas sobre a cicatriz, além de promover a estimulação e proliferação celular (SANTOS et al, 2009).…”