Creation of a new model of burns in rats with the determination of their degree and use of Apis Mellifera carboxymethyl chitosan
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Kurbonova Feruza Nurulloevna, Ikhtiyarova Gulnora Akmalovna, Khojiev Dilmurod Yakhshievich
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The article provides information about thermal skin burns and emerging pathophysiological changes in integumentary tissues. To study and treat these severe processes, need to burn the skin of animals. A new model of thermal skin injury in rats has been created. For the occurrence of a skin burn, a soldering gun with a flat rod PP REXANT ZD-715 12-0188 with a tip heating temperature of up to 400 oC was used. The degree of the burn was determined by histological examination of skin tissues under a microscope, which was IIIA and IIIB degrees. Positive results of using an ointment based on carboxymethyl chitosan (CMCHS) have been recorded.
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Kurbonova Feruza Nurulloevna, Ikhtiyarova Gulnora Akmalovna, Khojiev Dilmurod Yakhshievich
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