Wound – biological basis of surgical treatment

Authors

  • NC Bishwas Department of Surgery, Nepalgunj Medical College Teaching Hospital, Nepalgunj. Author

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.59779/jiomnepal.439

Keywords:

Wound, Biological Basis, mental stress, unsterility, Antibiotic

Abstract

Introduction: After having a through study along with available methods and medicines to treat external wounds, I came to conclusion that existing antiseptic solutions or antibiotic ointment to treat wounds is not sufficient and also costly. Biological basis of healing should be most crucial for wound healing. Central mechanism that control normal wounds healing is very important. Local wound’s environment like moistures, temperature, and tension is also very important. So it was very important to get such a ointment which meets all these demands and should be easily available and can work without sterilization or without antibiotic.

Method: A long and difficult work was started. At last a ointment was created which was cheap and met the conditions which was put in research work. This ointment contains coconut oil, water, bhangra sindoor, ghee, carbolic acid, Aloe Vera, Placentrex, coral, Evion, Xantinol Nioctinate ( Complamina). Complamina and trental was given orally also as it is a new combination of medicine, so any reference.

Results: Two groups were studied with different type of treatment. The first group containing 60 patients received routine treatment of wound with sterility maintained as well as antibiotic used. The other group consisting 150 patents wastreated with the new ointment. To treat with the new ointment sterilized material was not needed as well as without giving any antibiotic.

Conclusion:Ointment givesthe patientsthe feeling of calmness and removesstress, can work without antibiotic and sterilization. The whole treatment is cheaper with this ointment. This ointment will be useful for the people of the whole world.

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Published

2011-12-31

How to Cite

Wound – biological basis of surgical treatment. (2011). Journal of Institute of Medicine Nepal, 33(3), 3-7. https://doi.org/10.59779/jiomnepal.439

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