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Clinical efficacy of MEBO in treating secondary bedsore

Shu Wang

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Objective: To observe the efficacy of MEBO in treating secondary bedsore. Method: 36 cases of this disease were divided into 2 groups randomly. Patients in group A were treated with MEBO, while patients in group B were treated with traditional bandaging method. Result: MEBO is superior to traditional bandaging treatment in terms of curative rate, scab forming time, etc. Conclusion: MEBO for treating secondary bedsore is very effective. It can promote curative rate and shorten the course of treatment.

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Objective: To observe the efficacy of MEBO in treating secondary bedsore. Method: 36 cases of this disease were divided into 2 groups randomly. Patients in group A were treated with MEBO, while patients in group B were treated with traditional bandaging method. Result: MEBO is superior to traditional bandaging treatment in terms of curative rate, scab forming time, etc. Conclusion: MEBO for treating secondary bedsore is very effective. It can promote curative rate and shorten the course of treatment.

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Objective: To observe the efficacy of MEBO in treating secondary bedsore. Method: 36 cases of this disease were divided into 2 groups randomly. Patients in group A were treated with MEBO, while patients in group B were treated with traditional bandaging method. Result: MEBO is superior to traditional bandaging treatment in terms of curative rate, scab forming time, etc. Conclusion: MEBO for treating secondary bedsore is very effective. It can promote curative rate and shorten the course of treatment.

Key concepts: Medicine, Surgery

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