Burn Wound Healing Study Of Ficus Religiosa’s Bark Ash And Extraction

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Mansi Verma, Arvind Kumar

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The Foreign Tree Of Ficus Religiosa Burn Wound Healing Activity Of Ficus Religiosa’s Bark Extracts And Ash Has Been Carried Out On Sdr (Sprague Dawley Rat). The Plants Of Ficus Religiosa Were Reported To Be Great Medicinal Importance And Used In Traditional Medicine To Treat A Wide Ranges Of Diseases. The Phytochemical Screening Revealed That Bark Contained Tannins, Saponin, Stigmasterol, Bergaptol And Lanosterol. From Exhatued Literature Review We Revealed That Show Antioxidant, Anti-Bacterial, Antiulcer, Anti-Microbial, Anti-Inflammation And Wound Healing Effects. Extraction Of Were Carried In Different Solvents Like Aqueous, Methanol, Chloroform And Hexane. Extractive Values Of These Solvents Are 10%, 13.6%, 2.5% And 1.42% Respectively. The Ointment Formulations Of Bark Extract And Bark Ash Has Been Prepared. The Result Of Burn Wound Healing Activity After 21 Days In Control, Standard, Ash And Aqueous Formulation Was Found 55.9±2.3, 58.1±3.3, 70.3±7.9 And 55.7±5.2 Respectively. The Result Of Bark Ash On Burn Wound Healing Activity Found Significant And The Other Extracts Shows Moderate Activity As Compared To Standard. In Conclusion, Application Of Ash Formulation Showed To Be Extremely Effective In Healing Burn Related Skin Wounds In The Rat Model.

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Mansi Verma, Arvind Kumar. (2021). Burn Wound Healing Study Of Ficus Religiosa’s Bark Ash And Extraction. Annals of the Romanian Society for Cell Biology, 19262–19276. Retrieved from http://annalsofrscb.ro/index.php/journal/article/view/8499
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