Evaluation of various silver-containing dressing on infected excision wound healing study
作者： Yu-Hsin Lin , Wei-Shan Hsu , Wan-Yu Chung , Tse-Hao Ko , Jui-Hsiang Lin
DOI: 10.1007/S10856-014-5152-1
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摘要: Silver-containing dressings have been widely used for controlling wound infection. However, the relationship between different concentrations of silver in and their antimicrobial activities wound-healing efficacies remains unclear. In present study, we (in cooperation with Bio-medical Carbon Technology) investigated various silver-containing activated carbon fibers to understand effects on a containing dressing. Our results indicated that exhibited good antibacterial biocompatibility terms cell viability concentration showed minor influence growth. The infected excision model compared fiber other commercial assisted healing by promoting granulation collagen deposition. Meanwhile, ion can only be restrained epidermis intact skin. During application area, temporary increase serum detected, but this elevated level decreased subtle after removal fiber.
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