The Effect of 'Armenicum' Paste on the Course of Induced Wound Process

The textbook "The Effect of 'Armenicum' Paste on the Course of Induced Wound Process" offers a comprehensive analysis of the effectiveness of 'Armenicum' paste in the treatment of wounds, particularly in the context of regional purulent-inflammatory diseases. Given the increasing resistance of wound microflora to conventional antibacterial therapies, including antibiotics, the need for new therapeutic approaches becomes evident. This study investigates the effect of the paste on an induced model of aerobic purulent wounds in laboratory rats. The results show that the topical application of the paste exhibits significant bactericidal effects and activates the processes of complete phagocytosis. Furthermore, the synthesis of fibronectin and collagen is promoted, leading to accelerated wound healing. This book is aimed at professionals in the fields of medicine and nursing who are engaged in innovative treatment methods for wounds.