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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Feb. 11, 1986
Filed:
Mar. 16, 1981
Harry H LeVeen, Brooklyn, NY (US);
Other;
Abstract
Lower aliphatic dialdehydes have been found to react with human and other animal tissues in the living animal and that treatment of exposed tissue by topical application is useful in converting 'wet' gangrene to 'dry' gangrene, in forming a protective eschar for burned tissue, and for treating the raw, cut portions of the body during surgical excision of malignant tumors to prevent growth of implants resulting from dissemination of malignant cells during the excision. Threatment is generally by topical application of the dialdehyde diluted, typically, to 1 or 2 percent in a fluent carrier such as water or alcohol.
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