External traditional Chinese medicinal lotion for treating infective wound caused by multi-drug resistant bacteria

Abstract

The invention discloses an external traditional Chinese medicinal lotion for treating infective wound caused by multi-drug resistant bacteria. In accordance with the pathogenesis of multi-drug resistant infective wound, the external lotion disclosed by the invention is prepared from the following traditional Chinese medicines which are capable of promoting blood circulation and removing stasis, clearing away heat and eliminating dampness, removing necrotic tissue and promoting generation of new tissue: thymifolious euphorbia herb, fortune silene herb with root, commen bomhax flower, root or bark of gluey litse, ophiorrhiza japonica, Japanese conehead herb, common squill bulb, circaeashape loosestrife herb and nipponian greenbrier rhizome and root. Upon clinical tests, total effective rate is 95%; and the external lotion is free from cross infection and is significant in curative effect.

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[0001] The invention relates to a traditional Chinese medicine composition, in particular to a traditional Chinese medicine external lotion for treating infected wounds caused by multidrug-resistant bacteria. Background technique

[0002] Multidrug-resistant bacteria (MDRO) refers to bacteria that are simultaneously resistant to three or more types of antibiotics used in clinical practice. With the widespread use of broad-spectrum antibiotics, wounds caused by multidrug-resistant bacteria have emerged, making treatment more difficult. Trauma-induced infection is mostly caused by severe original damage, extensive skin, fascia, and muscle necrosis, incomplete debridement after wound contamination, and the growth of pathogenic bacteria in necrotic and inactivated tissues. After systematic surgical debridement and drainage, negative pressure suction, and antibiotic treatment, most infected wounds can be cured, but some infected patients have multi-drug resistant...