[Clinical and experimental study on effect of burn Jinhuang liquid in treating wound of II degree of burns].
W Shang, Pan Y, He W
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W Shang, Pan Y, He W
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OBJECTIVE: To explore therapeutic effect of Chinese herbal drug Burn Jinhuang Liquid (BJHL) in treating II degree (II- and II+ degree) burn injury. METHODS: One hundred and twenty II degree burn patients were treated with BJHL, the clinical effect was compared with that of moist exposure burn ointment (MEBO). Animal experiments on the effect of BJHL were conducted. RESULTS: To compare with MEBO, BJHL has a better effect of bacteria inhibition and declining rate of wound infection and shortening time of wound healing through clinical and experimental study. There was no irritation to the burn wound, and it has no side and toxic effects to the liver and kidney. CONCLUSION: BJHL has a comprehensive effect of bacteria inhibition, analgesis and wound healing improvement.
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OBJECTIVE: To explore therapeutic effect of Chinese herbal drug Burn Jinhuang Liquid (BJHL) in treating II degree (II- and II+ degree) burn injury. METHODS: One hundred and twenty II degree burn patients were treated with BJHL, the clinical effect was compared with that of moist exposure burn ointment (MEBO). Animal experiments on the effect of BJHL were conducted. RESULTS: To compare with MEBO, BJHL has a better effect of bacteria inhibition and declining rate of wound infection and shortening time of wound healing through clinical and experimental study. There was no irritation to the burn wound, and it has no side and toxic effects to the liver and kidney. CONCLUSION: BJHL has a comprehensive effect of bacteria inhibition, analgesis and wound healing improvement.
Key concepts: Second-Degree Burn, Medicine, Burn wound, Irritation, Wound healing, Therapeutic effect, Surgery, Anesthesia