Study on Some Properties of Composite Biomaterial Based on Betulin Treat Infected Wounds and Burns

2023

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DOI 10.26717/bjstr.2023.49.007808
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Abstract

The concomitant risk of the inflammatory process could be observed in the treating of burns and wounds.Thus, the search of the effective and nontoxic drugs to treat the infected wounds is a current objective for scientists.A group of authors have obtained a composite biomaterial based on betulin and glycoluril.It was a solid dosage form.The obtained sample has been studied on the mechanical tensile strength.Its antibacterial activity and cytotoxicity have been examined.The research results have demonstrated that the composite biomaerial had the antibacterial activity against E. coli.An optimal sample of the composite biomaterial has been found with the highest strength index.