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Found 2 from your keywords: subject="Clindamycin"
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In Vivo wound Healing Evaluation of Clindamycin Incorporated Keratin Pectin H…
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David Hendra

Wound Healing is a tissue repair process that involves re-epithelization. In general, wounds are healed in 4 to 6 weeks. There are many factors that affect the duration, including bacterial colonization, lack of cell response, and the wound condition after treatment, whether it becomes dry or moist.

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Histological Evaluation of Wound Healing Treatment with Pectin Clindamycin an…
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Albert Tee

Keratin, Pectin, Hydrogel, and Clindamycin are the materials that exert a good effect to promote a better wound healing process. Each Material exerts a specific effect that can support the wound healing process. Keratin and pectin alone have poor mechanical and intrinsic factors which will need to be combined to exert their best potential for wound treatment. Clindamycin addition will promote b…

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BM 21-001