Aktivitas Penyembuh Luka Sediaan Hidrogel Asap Cair dari Tempurung Kelapa (Cocos Nucifera L.) erhadap Ulkus Diabetikum pada Tikus Putih
Wound Healing Activity of Liquid Smoke Hydrogel Preparations from Coconut Shells (Cocos Nucifera L.) Against Diabetic Ulcer in White Rats
Abstract
Background: Diabetic ulcer are chronic wounds in diabetes sufferers that are at
risk of bacterial infection. Diabetic ulcer that are seriously infected with bacteria
will turn into gangrene and must be amputated immediately. High levels of
glucose in the blood can support bacterial growth. Coconut is a multipurpose
plant, so the shell can also be used. Coconut shell liquid smoke is rich in phenol
and acetic acid so it can be formulated into a hydrogel for wound healing.
Objective: Evaluating the effectiveness of coconut shell liquid smoke hydrogel
preparations in concentrations of 25%, 50%, and 75% as a diabetic wound healer
using visual and histopathological wound healing parameters, the number of
macrophages.
Method: Liquid smoke was made using the pyrolysis and distillation method,
then the liquid smoke hidrogel preparation which had been formulated according
to the concentration, hydrogel base, and bioplacenton was observed for its wound
healing effect on test animals that had been induced diabetes with nicotinamidestreptozotocin
on day 3, day 3. -7, day 14, and day 21 visually and
histopathologically. The research data was then tested statistically using SPSS
2022.
Results: The 25% concentration coconut shell liquid smoke hydrogel preparation
is the most effective preparation in healing diabetic wounds approaching
bioplacenton on the market. Visually, it was found that the test animals recovered
on the 14th day of observation with a wound length of 0 cm and a healing
percentage of 100%. Histopathologically, the number of macrophages in mice
decreased, namely 1.26: 2.46; 1.73 on consecutive treatment variations.
Conclusion: Based on the research results, it can be concluded that the coconut
shell liquid smoke hidrogel preparation can be used as an alternative therapy for
healing diabetes wounds with the best wound healing effect shown by the hidrogel
preparation with a concentration of 25%.
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