IMSAInternational Medical Sciences Academy

JIMSA › Vol 19 No 4 · October–December 2006

Original · pages 217–218

Protective Effect Of Vit.E With Cyproheptadine Against Lethal Effects Of Exudates From Burnt Rat Skin - -V. Krishnaraju, K. Krishna Rao

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Protective Effect Of Vit.E With Cyproheptadine Against Lethal Effects Of Exudates From Burnt Rat Skin - -V. Krishnaraju, K. Krishna Rao. J Int Med Sci Acad. 2006;19(4):217–218.

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To evaluate the protective effect of vit.E with cyproheptadine against lethal effects of exudates from burnt rat skin. the steps of the procedure were: Step 1: A pouch was made with air on the dorsal side of the albino rats and dipped in hot water. Tyrode solution was injected into the pouch and withdrawn after two minutes. The procedure is repeated for not more than 5 times to collect maximum exudates. Step 2: Albino rats were divided into three groups receiving three different doses of exudates and monitored for 24 hours for the mortality. The lethal dose is determined and served as control group. Step 3: Albino rats are divided in five groups.

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