Research of Wound Healing Effect of Phytomineralsorbent on the Basis of Montmorillonite

Krut, Ulyana; Шапошников, А. А.; Корокин, М. В.

doi:10.18413/2313-8971-2017-3-3-9-19

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“…To this moment many different methods for treatment of infected wounds have been developed and tested (Patent № WO2005105175, 26.04.2005), but development and modernization of techniques for surgical management of inflammatory conditions in order to improve its efficacy is still relevant [1][2][3][4][5][6]. Existing approaches to surgical treatment often involve placement of various opaque materials directly onto the wound [7][8][9][10], which limits the dynamic control of wound healing during the treatment [11] and increases the risk of delayed diagnosis that may lead to an increased rate of disabling complications of the wound healing process [12][13][14].…”

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Original hardware-software method for treatment of infected superficial wounds in a liquid environment

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Aim ― development of a hardware-software system allowing to treat infected superficial wounds in a liquid environment, designed to provide continuous flow of various irrigation solutions (depending on the wound healing stage) under airtight and water-resistant film tightly fixed over the wound. Methods ― in this experiment wound irrigation with antiseptic, oxidizing antiseptic and osmotically active agents with subsequent exposure and drainage was performed using the novel device. Efficacy of the proposed hardware-software system was evaluated by comparing it with standard wound dressings by planimetry and wound biopsy results. Results ― according to study results the novel device reduces the time of wound healing by 26.1%, while the time to wound proliferation is 1.7 times shorter when compared with standard wound dressings. Conclusion ― the proposed method stimulates wound repair and limits purulent inflammation in infected wounds. Using the novel method of superficial wound management helps to prevent the development of re-infection and suppuration.

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