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PubMed1975

[The effect of Actihaemyl on epithelial regeneration (author's transl)].

After well-defined chemical and mechanical removal of the corneal epithelium of 40 rabbit eyes 20 eyes were treated with Actihaemyl-Augengel 4 times daily. The epithelial regeneration was compared with the untreated contralateral eye. Under Actihaemyl treatment the healing rate was not accelerated. The well-known healing effect of Actihaemyl on different corneal diseases does not seem to come from improving the epithelial regeneration but is probably the result of a general improvement of corneal metabolism.

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PubMed1976

[The application of Actihaemyl in chronically inflamed and dystrophic urinary bladder (author's transl)].

The effect of automated continuous irrigation treatment with Actihaemyl on bacterial growth in the infected urinary bladder was tested using an experimental model. The result was that instillation alone of this preparation promoted growth of Escherichia coli, Proteus mirabilis, and Pseudomonas aeruginosa in the infected bladder. With simultaneous application of Framycetinsulfate or Kanamycin the growth of Pr. mirabilis and Ps. aeruginosa was totally suppressed in the "urine", and the growth of E. coli extensively low. At the same time there was a clear reduction in the bacterial count in the coagulum that served as a substitute bladder wall. Thus a urinary tract infection is a contraindication for local treatment with Actihaemyl of a tropically disturbed urinary bladder inasmuch as an effective antibiotic is not added to the instillate. With the latter combination, however, a therapeutic trial is justified in chronic, inflammatory, dystrophic bladders.

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PubMed1982

[Treatment of corneal injuries and eye disease with actihaemyl].

A report on the results of local application of Actihaemyl eye gel in the treatment of corneal diseases caused by exogenous, neurogenic and exogenous-endogenous factors. Overall, the regenerative effect on the corneal epithelia and parenchyma was convincing in epithelial defects, traumatically induced lesions, acid burns, photoelectric keratitis, ulcers with loss of substance (in this case in combination with antibiotics), dystrophic processes and in postoperative treatment following corneal transplants and cataract operations.

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