Purpose : Fundamental research was done for ozone ointment, electrolytic acid functional water, strongly electrolytic acid gell, and ozone gell for the purpose of dentistry clinical application as a promotion base of wound healing.
Materials and Methods : We used 16 male 4-week-old Wistar rats, ozone ointment, macrogol ointment, ozone gell, strongly electrolytic acid gell, and electrolytic acid functional water as a material. After inhalation anesthesia, wound sites were respectively prepared at 4 points on the dorsal skin. Various types of gell and functional water were applied, and then the diameters of these wound sites were measured. From the experiment start, it slaughtered four animals at a time respectively 1, 3, 5, and 7 days afterward, and the specimen was produced. The paraffin section specimen performed and microscope observation was carried out.
Results : In the macroscopic observation in the wound therapeutical trial I, reduction of the wound part was promoted in the example of ozone ointment, and the significant difference was especially accepted in the reduction rate between ozone ointment and an object group in the example on the 7th. Histologically, wound healing was achieved in the ozone ointment group.
Moreover, in the wound therapeutical trial II, especially in the example of seven day, there were significant differences between electrolytic acid functional water and ozone gell, between electrolytic acid functional water and ozone ointment, and between strongly electrolytic acid gell and ozone ointment. Also in histological observation in which the significant difference was accepted, the example of ozone ointment was assuming the best view, and subsequently to the order of strongly electrolytic acid gell, ozone gell, and electrolytic acid functional water, it was good.
Conclusion : As for ozone ointment, from histological and macroscopic observation, the good result was obtained as compared with electrolytic acid functional water, strongly electrolytic acid gell, and ozone gell.
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