Wound care formulations with clinically effective active ingredient content
OwnerAisha Chaudhryinventor
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Abstract
The disclosed wound-healing formulation adds ingredients from the group consisting of camphor, menthol and eucalyptus to known silver sulfadiazine-based formulations, or to known silver sulfadiazine-and-urogastrone-based formulations, preferably for the topical treatment of skin wounds such as cuts, burns, surgical wounds, etc. Preferred embodiments are in cream form. The disclosed formulation shows unexpected and startling improvement in wound healing rates over expected healing rates using the known silver sulfadiazine-based or silver sulfadiazine-and-urogastrone-based formulations alone.
Claims3
A topical formulation, comprising:
- (a) at least about 1% silver sulfadiazine;
- (b) at least about 0.001% urogastrone;
- and
- (c) an ingredient selected from the group consisting of:
- (1) camphor;
- (2) menthol;
- and
- (3) eucalyptus;
- wherein said ingredient selected from the group in (c) is in a concentration sufficient to provide a clinically effective increase in rate of wound healing when the topical formulation is applied to a wound.
A topical formulation, comprising:
- (a) at least about 1% silver sulfadiazine;
- (b) at least about 0.001% urogastrone;
- and
- (c) two ingredients selected from the group consisting of:
- (1) camphor;
- (2) menthol;
- and
- (3) eucalyptus;
- wherein said two ingredients selected from the group in (c) are each in a concentration sufficient to provide a clinically effective increase in rate of wound healing when the topical formulation is applied to a wound.
A topical formulation, comprising:
- (a) at least about 1% silver sulfadiazine;
- (b) at least about 0.001% urogastrone;
- (c) camphor;
- (d) menthol;
- and
- (e) eucalyptus;
- wherein the camphor, menthol and eucalyptus are each in a concentration sufficient to provide a clinically effective increase in rate of wound healing when the topical formulation is applied to a wound.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.