WOUND HEALING AND WOUND HORMONES. A STUDY OF TENSILE STRENGTH IN RATS.
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Fucidin, a new antibiotic which is stated to improve wound healing, was fed to rats subjected to incised wounds on the back. There was a significant difference (at the 1% level) in tensile strength of five- and seven-day wounds, but none between Fucidin-treated rats and their controls.
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