A NEW AYAFROL PHYTOPREPARATION BIOACCESSIBILITY STUDY

2015

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DOI 10.19163/2307-9266-2014-2-6(7)-62-65
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Abstract

The articles describes the results of "Ayafrol, 3% ointment" phytopreparation bioaccessibility study on the basis of essential oil of Ajania fruticulosa for local treatment of wounds. We have studied pharmacokinetics of the phytopreparation with estimation of intensity of essential oil components general action on organism after its penetration in systemic blood. The method is based on isolated liquid extraction of substances from serum of experimental animals. The results showed that there was no cumulation of phytopreparation components in system blood in 24 hours exposition while applying it locally. High concentration of a substance may occur directly on the wound surface. Thus Ayafrol ointment components are oriented on a local action towards wounds, directly in a place of contact of wound surface