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PA01.39. A clinical study in the management of dustavrana with balataila application

PURPOSE: Proper care must be taken even for a clean wound in normal body to heal earlier with a minimum scar. Various scientific and technological advancement taking place from time to time the problem wound healing is still under evolution process, till now there are many research works have been u...

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Autores principales: Tilak Prasantha Kumara, P. G., Siddaram, Aravatti, Swapna, B.
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Lenguaje:English
Publicado: Medknow Publications & Media Pvt Ltd 2012
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Acceso en línea:https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3800971/
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author Tilak Prasantha Kumara, P. G.
Siddaram, Aravatti
Swapna, B.
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Swapna, B.
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description PURPOSE: Proper care must be taken even for a clean wound in normal body to heal earlier with a minimum scar. Various scientific and technological advancement taking place from time to time the problem wound healing is still under evolution process, till now there are many research works have been undertaken on Chronic wounds. As Dustavrana is vitiated by various doshas so it needs proper care in proper time. Hence in present concept all efforts are directed to keep the wound clean and also to enhance the wound healing. To manage the Dustavrana different type of treatment modalities explained in the classics, Bala Taila is one among them. Objective of study: To assess the effectiveness of BalaTaila Application in wound healing. To assess the healing of wound (Vrana ropana). METHOD: 30 patients were selected according to inclusion criteria and divided into two groups of 15 each. Viz Group I: Trail group, were treated by Bala Taila local application once daily & Group II: Control group, were treated by the application of Hydrogen Peroxyde, sterile dry gauze were used for dressing. RESULT: Results were assessed with the help of prefixed assessment criteria, and favorable results obtained on, Vedana as 85%, Swelling 80%, Varna 84.44%, Srava 82.92% Granulation 86.66% and size of wound 79.41%. The result of Bala Taila is found to be statically significant in the process of wound healing CONCLUSION: The Bala Taila proves a vital role in the healing of Dustavrana.
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spelling pubmed-38009712013-10-25 PA01.39. A clinical study in the management of dustavrana with balataila application Tilak Prasantha Kumara, P. G. Siddaram, Aravatti Swapna, B. Anc Sci Life Poster Presentation PURPOSE: Proper care must be taken even for a clean wound in normal body to heal earlier with a minimum scar. Various scientific and technological advancement taking place from time to time the problem wound healing is still under evolution process, till now there are many research works have been undertaken on Chronic wounds. As Dustavrana is vitiated by various doshas so it needs proper care in proper time. Hence in present concept all efforts are directed to keep the wound clean and also to enhance the wound healing. To manage the Dustavrana different type of treatment modalities explained in the classics, Bala Taila is one among them. Objective of study: To assess the effectiveness of BalaTaila Application in wound healing. To assess the healing of wound (Vrana ropana). METHOD: 30 patients were selected according to inclusion criteria and divided into two groups of 15 each. Viz Group I: Trail group, were treated by Bala Taila local application once daily & Group II: Control group, were treated by the application of Hydrogen Peroxyde, sterile dry gauze were used for dressing. RESULT: Results were assessed with the help of prefixed assessment criteria, and favorable results obtained on, Vedana as 85%, Swelling 80%, Varna 84.44%, Srava 82.92% Granulation 86.66% and size of wound 79.41%. The result of Bala Taila is found to be statically significant in the process of wound healing CONCLUSION: The Bala Taila proves a vital role in the healing of Dustavrana. Medknow Publications & Media Pvt Ltd 2012-12 /pmc/articles/PMC3800971/ Text en Copyright: © 2012 Tilak Prasantha Kumara; licensee Ancient Science of Life. http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/3.0 This is an Open Access article distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution License (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0), which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited.
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