Clinical experimental study of Arnebia Root oil in increasing FGF expression and promoting wound surface healing
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    Objective:To investigate the effection of Arnebia Root oil on the FGF expression in wound surface and the ability to promote wound surface healing. Methods:24 wound surfaces of patients were divided into two groups. Experimental group was treated by Arnebia Root oil and the control was treated by petrolatum gauze. Histology, histochemistry, electron microscope methods and healing rate measurement were used to show the FGF expression and wound healing process. Results:Endogenous FGF were expressed in both of the groups, in which of the experimental group was higher than that of the control group. the wound surface healing rate of experimental group was also higher and paralleled with FGF expression. Conclusion:Arnebia Root oil has effects to promote FGF expression and enhances wound surface repair. The wound healing mechanism between the action of Arnebia Root oil and function of FGF need further investigating.

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Xianwu Pei, Feng Liu, Limin Wang, Yanming Li, Yonglin Zhang, Jinhui Song, Kunzheng Wang.[J].南京医科大学学报(自然科学版英文版),2007,(5):317-320.

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  • Received:May 31,2007
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