ArticleJournal of pharmacy & bioallied sciences2024
Evaluation of the Wound Healing Potential of Aloe Vera Leaf Extract Containing Carbopol 934 as a Gelling Agent and Comparing with Sodium CMC and HPMC on Surgically Induced in Wound Wister Rats: A Preclinical Study.
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Introduction: The restricted injury can occur in any tissue or organ and is caused by an external source. The toughness and adaptability of the delivery system are enhanced by the synthetic hydrophilic, biocompatible, and biodegradable stable polymer known as carbopol 934. Aloe vera is a plant belonging to the Liliaceae family that releases anthraquinones, a bitter liquid that has medicinal qualities. Aim: The current study is to determine if aloe vera gel containing Carbopol 934 can cure wounds in animal models used in experiments. Need of the Study: This review will offer a thorough examination of recent studies on the medicinal use of Aloe vera gel. Further study is required to establish the mechanism of action because certain areas, such as wound healing, have not received much attention in the scientific community. However, these biological materials must first be appropriately isolated and identified. Materials and Methods: Various centralizations of Carbopol 934, sodium CMC, and HPMC will be attempted, and lastly, gel that showed great spreadability and consistency will be chosen for wound mending properties of homegrown Aloe vera gel.
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