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CN1055023C
CN1055023C CN93100548A CN93100548A CN1055023C CN 1055023 C CN1055023 C CN 1055023C CN 93100548 A CN93100548 A CN 93100548A CN 93100548 A CN93100548 A CN 93100548A CN 1055023 C CN1055023 C CN 1055023C
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The present invention relates to a wound nursing agent, the weight percentage of dimethyl sulfoxide to medicinal ethanol in the nursing agent is 10 to 30:70 to 90, and in addition, a liquid epidermal growth factor of 1 to 50 mu G/ml is added. Utilizing an epidermal growth factor can restore most muscle functions, inhibit fiber tissue growth and avoid healed wound scars. The wound nursing agent has the advantages of good effect and simple manufacturing technology, and is suitable for small wounds or common wounds and operative wounds.

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Wound nursing agent
The present invention relates to a kind of nursing agent, particularly a kind of Wound nursing agent.
Wound healing generally all stays cicatrix, and particularly after the operation, cicatrix is more obvious, makes perfect human body stay blemishes, and because operation can make the muscular tissue function damage.
The objective of the invention is to avoid above-mentioned the deficiencies in the prior art part and a kind of most recovery of muscle function that makes is provided, and suppress fibrous tissue growth, make recovery from illness back wound not stay the Wound nursing agent of cicatrix.
Purpose of the present invention can reach by following measure: the invention is characterized in that the percentage by weight of dimethyl sulfoxide and medical ethanol is 10~30: 70~90 in the nursing agent, add l~50 μ G/ml solution epidermal growth factors in addition again.
Purpose of the present invention can also reach by following measure: the percentage ratio of the weight of two basic first sulfoxides and medical ethanol is got 30: 70 for best in the nursing agent, and the epidermal growth factor of adding is got 50 μ G/ml solution for best.
During making, epidermal growth factor is dissolved in the dimethyl sulfoxide, again dimethyl sulphoxide solution is added in the ethanol, be loaded on ampoule, place zubzero temperature to preserve.
The present invention has following advantage compared to existing technology: utilize epidermal growth factor can make the most recovery of muscle function, and the inhibition fibrous tissue growth makes recovery from illness back wound not stay cicatrix, and is respond well, manufacturing process is simple, makes to close in general damage and surgical wound and uses.
The present invention will now be further detailed embodiment:
Embodiment one:
Get in the dimethyl sulfoxide that 5 μ G/ml solution epidermal growth factors are dissolved in 10% the ratio of accounting for, above-mentioned solution is added account in the medical ethanol of 90% ratio again, promptly can be made into Wound nursing agent of the present invention.At last it being loaded on ampoule places zubzero temperature to preserve (annotate: at finished product, the shared ratio of epidermal growth factor is minimum, can ignore not accounting example).The nursing agent of this kind proportioning is suitable for minor cut or wound to be used.
Embodiment two:
Getting 2 μ G/ml solution epidermal growth factors is dissolved in the dimethyl sulfoxide that accounts for 20% ratio, again above-mentioned solution is added and account in the medical ethanol of 80% ratio, promptly can be made into Wound nursing agent of the present invention, the nursing agent of this kind proportioning is suitable for general injury to be used.
Embodiment three:
Get 50 μ G/ml solution epidermal growth factors and be dissolved in the dimethyl sulfoxide that accounts for 30% ratio, more above-mentioned solution adding is accounted in the medical ethanol of 70% ratio, promptly can be made into Wound nursing agent of the present invention.The nursing agent of this kind proportioning is applicable to the surgical wound use.

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1, a kind of Wound nursing agent is characterized in that the percentage by weight of dimethyl sulfoxide and medical ethanol is 10~30: 70~90 in the nursing agent, adds 1~5 μ G/ml solution epidermal growth factor in addition again.
2, nursing agent according to claim 1 is characterized in that the percentage by weight of dimethyl sulfone and medical ethanol is got 30: 70 for best in the nursing agent, and the epidermal growth factor of adding is got 50 μ G/ml solution for best.
CN93100548A 1993-01-03 1993-01-03 Wound nursing agent Expired - Fee Related CN1055023C (en)

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CN85103719A (en) * 1985-05-13 1986-05-10 晏明 Produce the method for quick-acting antiinflammatory antianaphylaxis components from Corium elephatis
CN87101250A (en) * 1986-11-14 1988-06-08 分子生物学研究有限公司 wound treatment
CN1047449A (en) * 1990-07-02 1990-12-05 南京化学厂 The health nourishing tooth-paste that contains fibroin

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* Cited by examiner, † Cited by third party
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CN85103719A (en) * 1985-05-13 1986-05-10 晏明 Produce the method for quick-acting antiinflammatory antianaphylaxis components from Corium elephatis
CN87101250A (en) * 1986-11-14 1988-06-08 分子生物学研究有限公司 wound treatment
CN1047449A (en) * 1990-07-02 1990-12-05 南京化学厂 The health nourishing tooth-paste that contains fibroin

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