EFFECTS OF THE METHANOLIC LEAF EXTRACT OF PALISOTA HIRSUTA IN POST-SURGICAL WOUND MANAGEMENT

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This study evaluated the use of the methanolic leaf extract of Palisota hirsuta in postsurgical wound management using different wound models in rats. It also assessed the antibacterial activity of the plant extract as well as the possible toxic effects on the liver, kidney and blood. The yield of the methanolic leaf extract of Palisota hirsuta (PHLE) was 5.98 % w/w and it was dark green, pasty in consistency with a pungent smell. In the excision wound model, PHLE at 1% and 4 % significantly (p

EFFECTS OF THE METHANOLIC LEAF EXTRACT OF PALISOTA HIRSUTA IN POST-SURGICAL WOUND MANAGEMENT
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    Type Project
    Department Veterinary Medicine
    Project ID VEM0021
    Fee ₦5,000 ($14)
    No of Pages 130 Pages
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