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Photograph of appearance of adherence (arrow) between wound edges and the healing of the full-thickness umbilical wound on the end of experiment at day 15 in one of the Therankeron treated animal.
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The proper, swift and better healing process is the always goal of any tissue repair, although its accomplishment is not an easy task. Many theories and strategies have been suggested to improve healing process and achieve the perfect tissue healing. Our hypothesis implies that using of Therankeron could enhance and accelerate wound healing process...
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... clinical observations showed relatively more better healing process of Therankeron skin wounds in the term of shortage of time for adhesion between the wound edges ( Fig. 3) and less scar tissue formation at wound edges as compared to normal saline control group throughout the 15 days of ...
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... clinical observations showed relatively more better healing process of Therankeron skin wounds in the term of shortage of time for adhesion between the wound edges ( Figure 3) and less scar tissue formation at wound edges as compared to normal saline control group throughout the 15 days of experiment. ...
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... clinical observations showed relatively more better healing process of Therankeron skin wounds in the term of shortage of time for adhesion between the wound edges ( Figure 3) and less scar tissue formation at wound edges as compared to normal saline control group throughout the 15 days of experiment. ...
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