Solvents of pus-medicines with physical-chemical aggressive action

Urakov, Aleksandr; Уракова, Н. А.; Решетников, А. П.; Копылов, М. В.; Чернова, Л. В.

doi:10.1088/1742-6596/790/1/012033

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“…Secondly, heating the hydrogen peroxide solution to +37–+45 °C increases its effect on thick pus and increases the efficiency of drainage. 2 , 3 …”

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Multifunctional Irrigation-Assisted Vacuum Drainage versus Traditional Drainage in the Treatment of Odontogenic Deep Fascial Infection: A Retrospective Cohort Study [Letter]

Urakov

2021

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“…Secondly, heating the hydrogen peroxide solution to +37–+45 °C increases its effect on thick pus and increases the efficiency of drainage. 2 , 3 …”

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“…Of the antiseptics, the most common use is solutions of 3-6% hydrogen peroxide.Secondly, heating the hydrogen peroxide solution to +37-+45 °C increases its effect on thick pus and increases the efficiency of drainage. 2,3 Third, hydrogen peroxide solutions can be alkaline. To do this, sodium bicarbonate is added to the solutions, which provides a pH of 8.4.…”

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Multifunctional Irrigation-Assisted Vacuum Drainage versus Traditional Drainage in the Treatment of Odontogenic Deep Fascial Infection: A Retrospective Cohort Study [Letter]

Urakov

2021

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“…Chemical industrial bleachers are used for removal of blood staining from fabrics, paper, wood and certain foods [ 22 , 23 , 24 ] yet have not been analyzed for their physico-chemical potential in cosmetology. Thick pus can be dissolved with a warm alkaline solution of hydrogen peroxide [ 25 , 26 ]. However, there are no studies on the possibility of bleaching bloodstains and bruises using cosmetics that contain hydrogen peroxide.…”

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Current and emerging methods for treatment of hemoglobin related cutaneous discoloration: A literature review

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Nikolenko

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Autoplasma as a Hemostatic Agent for Endoscopic Surgery of Hollow Organs

Бочкова¹,

Гайнуллин²

2020

Kreativnaâ hirurgiâ i onkologiâ

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Introduction. To maximize the effectiveness of hemostatic technologies, it is necessary to optimize local hemostasis through hybrid and controlled approaches, as well as to improve the conditions for tissue surgical dissection preventing perforation of hollow organs. This study is aimed at assessing the efficacy of stopping bleeding and the safety of resection of digestive hollow organs in experimental models of trauma to abdominal organs in laboratory animals.Materials and methods. Experiments were carried out in vivo on 20 rabbits. All animals were divided into 4 experimental groups (5 animals each): I — the control group, in which no methods for stopping bleeding were used; II — the group, in which infiltration of the wall of a hollow organ with saline solution was used; III — the group, in which physical hemostasis was applied using an electrosurgical unit and an argon plasma coagulation apparatus; IV — the group, animals in which underwent controlled local biological hemostasis using autoplasma. Prior to laparotomy, 2–3 ml of whole blood was taken from the rabbit’s ear for preliminary preparation of autoplasma. The prepared autoplasma was introduced into the area of resection or other operation of the mucous membrane of the rabbit’s digestive tract.Results and discussion. Although no statistical difference in the time of stopping bleeding was observed between the control (I) and saline (II) groups, one more episode of bleeding was noted in group II. Preventive local administration of autoplasma (group IV) was established to have a high hemostatic potential. As expected, electrocoagulation was more effective than saline; however, hemostasis achieved by means of argon plasma coagulation is characterized by rapid formation of a necrotic zone, which may lead to undesirable consequences in the long-term period.Conclusion. Preventive local administration of autoplasma and recombinant human protein has a high hemostatic potential in animals. In comparison, electrocoagulation is less effective due to the rapid filling of the pathological focus with blood.

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Solvents of pus-medicines with physical-chemical aggressive action

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Multifunctional Irrigation-Assisted Vacuum Drainage versus Traditional Drainage in the Treatment of Odontogenic Deep Fascial Infection: A Retrospective Cohort Study [Letter]

Multifunctional Irrigation-Assisted Vacuum Drainage versus Traditional Drainage in the Treatment of Odontogenic Deep Fascial Infection: A Retrospective Cohort Study [Letter]

Current and emerging methods for treatment of hemoglobin related cutaneous discoloration: A literature review

Autoplasma as a Hemostatic Agent for Endoscopic Surgery of Hollow Organs

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