Compositions and Methods for Promoting the Healing of Tissue of Multicellular Organisms
OwnerDavid Vachoninventor
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Abstract
Methods are provided for promoting the healing of tissue of a multicellular organism. The methods can include administering a therapeutically effective amount of a polysulfonated material in a liquid mixture to reduce one or both of inflammation and cancerous cell growth. The methods may alternatively or additionally include internally administering a therapeutically effective amount of a polysulfonated material associated with a solid material to reduce one or both of inflammation and cancerous cell growth. Compositions for healing the tissue of a multicellular organism are provided that can include a sulfonated material in a liquid mixture, as well as solid particles.
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A method for promoting healing of tissue of a multicellular organism, comprising administering a therapeutically effective amount of a polysulfonated material in a liquid mixture to reduce one or both of inflammation and cancerous cell growth.
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A composition for healing the tissue of a multicellular organism, comprising a polysulfonated material in a liquid mixture, the composition configured to be administered to reduce one or both of inflammation and cancerous cell growth.
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A composition for healing the tissue of a multicellular organism, comprising one or both of a biodegradable or nonbiodebradable solid material, the particles comprising at least one polysulfonated material, and configured to be administered to reduce one or both of inflammation and cancerous cell growth.
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