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Honey dressing versus boiled potato peel in the treatment of burns: a prospective randomized study.

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Honey dressing was compared with boiled potato peel dressings as a cover for fresh partial-thickness burns in two groups of 50 randomly allocated patients. In the 50 patients treated with honey, 90 per cent of wounds were rendered sterile within 7 days. In the 50 patients treated with boiled potato

The boiled potato peel as a burn wound dressing: a preliminary report.

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This paper discusses the suitability of potato peel as a burn wound dressing in developing countries. Clinical trials have demonstrated that epithelial growth occurs under the potato peel dressing in superficial partial thickness skin loss burns. In deep partial, full skin thickness burns and in the

Histological and bacteriological studies of burn wounds treated with boiled potato peel dressings.

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Histological and clinical studies have been made on comparable burn wounds covered with either boiled potato peels affixed to gauze bandages or gauze dressings alone; both dressings were applied over a thin layer of 5 per cent silver sulphadiazine. Compared with treatment with plain gauze dressings,

LEAF BURN OF THE POTATO AND ITS RELATION TO THE POTATO LEAFHOPPER.

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Towards evidence based emergency medicine: best BETs from the Manchester Royal Infirmary. BET 2: potato peel dressings for burn wounds.

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PRELIMINARY NOTE ON THE ETIOLOGY OF POTATO TIP-BURN.

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[Effect of potato trypsin inhibitor. II. Effect on burns and further anti-inflammatory activity].

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Bandages of boiled potato peels.

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The use of potato peels as a dressing for burn wounds has been reported previously. A technique of preparing bandage rolls with boiled potato peels is now presented, which makes dressing of a burn wound more convenient.

Antiseptics for burns.

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Burn wounds cause high levels of morbidity and mortality worldwide. People with burns are particularly vulnerable to infections; over 75% of all burn deaths (after initial resuscitation) result from infection. Antiseptics are topical agents that act to prevent growth of micro-organisms. A wide range

Application of sweet potato fiber to skin wound in rat.

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In order to introduce a suitable drug mixing base or covering for burns or decubital wounds, the usefulness of fiber extracted from the sweet potato was investigated. The healing effect of the fiber was evaluated by examining the extent of reduction in the size of wounds and changes in the quality

Medicinal use of potato-derived products: conclusions of a rapid versus full systematic review.

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Vlachojannis et al reported a systematic review on the medicinal use of potato-derived products. The authors identified five trials for inclusion in the review, including one study on the treatment of burns. Based on this RCT the review authors concluded that potato peel is not recommended for

First-aid home treatment of burns among children and some implications at Milas, Turkey.

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This descriptive study was conducted among 130 families in Milas, Turkey, who have children ages 0 to 14 years. Among the 130 families, a total of 53 children (40.8%) experienced a burn event. Twenty-seven subjects (51%) had treated the burn with inappropriate remedies including yogurt, toothpaste,

Management of Burn Injuries in the Wilderness: Lessons from Low-Resource Settings.

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Burns are a common source of injuries worldwide, with a high burden of disease in low- and middle-income countries. Burns also account for 2%-8% of wilderness injuries. Although many are minor, the potential for serious morbidity and mortality exists, and standard treatments used in high-resource

Two cases of thermal burns of the larynx in older men.

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Cases of thermal burns of the larynx in infants and in patients with mental illness have been reported, but those in older people are rare. We report two cases of thermal burns of the larynx in older people caused by ingestion of microwave-heated food (meat and potato stew or a bean-jam filled bun).

Knowledge, attitude, and belief regarding burn first aid among caregivers attending pediatric emergency medicine departments.

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OBJECTIVE Emergency departments witness many cases of burns that can be prevented with various first-aid measures. Immediate and effective burn first aid reduces morbidity and determines the outcome. Thus, it is imperative that measures of primary burn prevention and first-aid knowledge be improved.

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