• Zhejiang Da Xue Xue Bao Yi Xue Ban · Aug 2002

    [Treatment of partial thickness burn wound with herb plaster Tangshangxiaobogao]

    • Xue-Qing Hu, Yu-Juan Tao, Jun Xu, Guo-Xian Chen, and Shu-Song Pu.
    • The Second Affiliated Hospital, College of Medical Sciences, Zhejiang University, Hangzhou 310009, China.
    • Zhejiang Da Xue Xue Bao Yi Xue Ban. 2002 Aug 1; 31 (5): 367-368.

    ObjectiveTo evaluate the therapeutic effect of the herbal plaster Tangshangxiaobagao on partial thickness burn wound. MethodsA randomized controlled trial was conducted with two herbal plasters: Tangshang-xiaobagao and Jingwanhong in 57 hospitalized burn patients. Both the effect and safety of two herbal plasters were noted in patients with partial thickness burns. RESTULTS: In superficial second degree burns, the 7 d healing rate of both groups was (61.35+/-36.26)%and (51.21+/-37.24)% and the healing time (10.56+/-3.43)d and (11.98+/-4.13)d P<0.05 respectively. While in deep second degree burns, the 14 d healing rate of both groups was (62.9+/-36.0) % and (53.9+/-32.2) % and the healing time (19.4+/-4.9)d and (21.5+/-5.5)d, respectively. Study group had lower VAS(visual analogue scale)score than control group. No obvious side effects were observed in study group. ConclusionTangshangxiaobagao is safe and may be an effective adjunct for treatment of partial thickness burn wounds.

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