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Dong Zhao1, Hongyan Jing2, Xiaowei Li1
1Department of Cardiology, Bethune Third Hospital of Jilin University, Changchun City, 130033, Jilin Province, China.
Abstract:
Using good biocompatibility and antibacterial properties, this project synthesized nano-silver-multiempty carbon nanotube composite nano-carriers. The purpose is to improve the water dispersibility of drug particles and enhance their drug selectivity. This approach improves efficiency and resilience in dressing changes. Two different drugs, nano-silver antibacterial gel and nano-silver-multi-empty carbon nanotube composite anti-bacterial gel, were used to change the wounds by establishing a rat burn wound model. Explore the different effects of these two drugs on burn wound healing, infection, and tissue inflammation in rats, and provide a reference for clinical wound dressing change. The experimental results show that the nano-silver-multi-empty carbon nanotube composite antibacterial gel has a better anti-infective effect on burn wounds. And can effectively reduce the number of dressing changes.
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