Bactericidal activity of trypsin-metrogyl solution and actovegin-vinyl liniment on infected wounds in dogs
A wound is an open mechanical damage of tissues and organs, followed with a break in the continuity of the skin and mucous membrane. The inflicted wounds are accompanied with severe pain, the subsequent development of the pathological reaction, as well as more or less pronounced local and general functional disorders and toxic infectious phenomena. Veterinary medicine uses a large number of different methods and means to treat infected wounds. They are antibiotic therapy, ultrasound, la-ser therapy, light therapy, ozone therapy. At present, a variety of antimicrobial preparations have been developed and recommended in medicine and veterinary medicine. However, the method of local treatment remains the most common one because of its effectiveness and availability. Reduced general and local immune responsiveness of animals as well as higher microorganism response to the used drugs require finding new treatment.