To evaluate the Effect and Comparison of Superoxidised Solution (Oxum) V/S Povidone Iodine (Betadine) in Healing of Wounds
Journal: International Journal of Science and Research (IJSR) (Vol.5, No. 4)Publication Date: 2016-04-05
Authors : H. V.Nerlekar; Nitin Nangare; Aditya Phadke; Tanmay Mehta; Amit Verma;
Page : 715-719
Keywords : Superoxidised solution oxum Povidone iodine betadine Wounds;
Abstract
Wounds expose a patient to serious hazards like wound infection, tissue destruction, disfiguring and dis-abling scars. Use of superoxidised solution (oxum) in infected wounds, ulcers, diabetic wounds, abcesses, burns reduced morbidity and hospital stay with its early wound healing effect. To evaluate the effect of superoxidised water (Oxum) V/s povidone iodine (Betadine) on similar types of wounds. We retrospectively analysed the records of two hundred patients with different types of wounds who attended Department of Surgery, Krishna Hospital, Karad from January 2014 to January 2015. The patients were divided into two groups. Group A where topical management and dressing was done using oxum and group B where topical management and dressing was done using betadine. A standard grading in terms of percentage decrease in wound size, periwound oedema/ erythema, pus discharge and percentage increase in granula-tion, fibrin and epithelisation was noted in various types of wounds in both groups. Oxum treated wounds showed reduction in inflammation and their healing earlier than betadine group. Oxum application was safe having no pain and allergic manifestation.
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