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Clinical observation of MEBO treatment of bedsore

Chu Fu-hai, Lan Sun, Jun Chen

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Objective: To observe the efficacy of MEBO in treating bedsore. Method: 40 cases of bedsore were treated with MEBO, the efficacy was observed. Result: All the patients were cured. The shortest wound healing time was 7 days and the longest 90 days. Conclusion: MEBO is very efficacious in treating bedsore. It is easy and simple to apply.

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Objective: To observe the efficacy of MEBO in treating bedsore. Method: 40 cases of bedsore were treated with MEBO, the efficacy was observed. Result: All the patients were cured. The shortest wound healing time was 7 days and the longest 90 days. Conclusion: MEBO is very efficacious in treating bedsore. It is easy and simple to apply.

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Objective: To observe the efficacy of MEBO in treating bedsore. Method: 40 cases of bedsore were treated with MEBO, the efficacy was observed. Result: All the patients were cured. The shortest wound healing time was 7 days and the longest 90 days. Conclusion: MEBO is very efficacious in treating bedsore. It is easy and simple to apply.

Key concepts: Medicine, Surgery, Wound healing

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