Balin A.K.

Brenes R.

Dennis D.

Ellis I.

Foschi D.

Gottardi W.

Kashyap A.

King S.R.

Lees V.C.

Rooney P.

Sobotka L.

Sundberg J.

Trabucchi E.

Wild T.

Yasuda T.

 Hyaluronan, a glycosaminoglycan (GAG), is a polysaccharide found in many locations in the human body, such as eye, skin and soft tissue. It is also found in other mammals and bacteria. As a component of the extracellular matrix, its role in wound repair, among others, is that of providing a temporary structure to support new tissue formation. Harnessing the therapeutic action of hyaluronan into a topical application of proven clinical benefit has proved challenging. A new development in hyaluronan technology, comprising sodium hyaluronate and iodine complex, offers a novel approach in exploiting the benefits of hyaluronan and delivering real clinical benefits for a wide range of wound types. </jats:p

K.F. Cutting

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Wound healing through synergy of hyaluronan and an iodine complex

Wound healing through synergy of hyaluronan and an iodine complex

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