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US 2002/0160053 A1Published application
Solution for promoting growth of tissue cells at wound sites and production process therefor
OwnerNaoki Yahagi, Osao Sumitainventors
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A tissue cell growth-promoting solution produced by this invention comprising water containing at least 1 to 500 ppm of active oxygen, when applied to a wound, supplies active oxygen originating from outside the biobody to supplement the active oxygen produced by the biobody's own protective system cells such as neutrophils and macrophages which gather at the wound site, thus increasing the concentration of active oxygen at the site of the wound, mimicking a state in which a large quantity of such bio-signals is secreted by the biobody itself, to promote the reconstruction of tissues, the action corresponding to the last of the four main steps involved in wound healing biochemical processes of “blood vessel reaction”, “blood vessel coagulation”, “inflammation”, “reconstruction of tissues” and which would otherwise have to rely on the natural healing power of the biobody itself.
A solution for promoting the gloss of tissue cells at the site of a wound, comprising water containing at least 1 to 500 ppm of active oxygen and 10 to 10,000 ppm of halogen ions.
A process for producing a solution for promoting the growth of tissue cells at the site of a wound by electrolysis using a an electrolysis apparatus which is partitioned into an anode chamber and, a cathode chamber by way of diaphragms, by supplying water to the anode chamber and supplying an aqueous solution containing 10 to 10,000 ppm of halogen ions to the cathode chamber, thereby taking out the anode-electrolyzed water formed in the anode chamber as a solution for promoting the growth of tissue cells at the site of a wound.
A process for producing a solution for promoting the growth of tissue cells at the site of a wound by electrolysis using a thee-chamber type electrolysis apparatus which is partitioned into an anode chamber, a cathode chamber and an middle chamber situated therebetween by way of a pair of diaphragms, a cation exchange membrane is used as the diaphragm for partitioning the anode chamber and the middle chamber and the anode electrode is in closely contact with the cation exchange membrane, by supplying water to the anode chamber and the cathode chamber and supplying water containing 10 to 10,000 ppm of halogen ions to the middle chamber, thereby taking out the anode-electrolyzed water formed in the anode chamber as a solution for promoting the growth of tissue cells at the site of a wound.
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