Silver Sulfadiazine: Action on Burn Wound Sepsis and Infections
Abstract
The purpose of this systematic review and meta-review has shifted from assessing the consequences of silver sulfadiazine with most different drugs (SSD) for burn recovery and contamination prevention to different novel dressings, without or with silver. Burn units have to be able to better control sepsis. The degree to which a burn topical antibacterial agent is absorbed determines its effectiveness. Absorption of a topical antibacterial agent may be evaluated against the absorption of a test solute in isolated preparation of the stratum corneum in a cell in an in vitro model. Despite the fact that adding silver sulfadiazine (AgSu) to pure deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) resulted in the formation of silver sulfadiazine (AgSu)the formation of AgSu-DNA complexes, no such complexes were detected in bacteria treated with AgSu. In treated bacteria, AgSu inhibited macromolecular syntheses as DNA synthesis was slightly more sensitive. A tiny amount of sulfadiazine appears to be active in this situation. Pediatric patients were randomly assigned to treatment with either Silva-Sorb® Gel or Silvadene® silver sulfadiazine cream for up to 21 days or to the point of full reepithelialization of the wound.
Keyword: Silver, Sulfadiazine, Silvasorb, Bacteria, Burn, Wound.
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Silver, Sulfadiazine, Silvasorb, Bacteria, Burn, WoundDOI
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