Prevention of infectious and inflammatory complications after odontectomy in military personnel using an antiseptic hydrogel.

G A Grebnev; Гребнев Г А; A K Iordanishvili; Иорданишвили А К; M I Muzykin; Музыкин М И; N V Lyskov; Лысков Н В; N V Korovin; Коровин Н В

doi:10.17816/brmma20676

Prevention of infectious and inflammatory complications after odontectomy in military personnel using an antiseptic hydrogel.

Authors: Grebnev GA¹, Iordanishvili AK¹, Muzykin MI¹, Lyskov NV¹, Korovin NV¹
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1. Military medical Academy. S. M. Kirov
Issue: Vol 21, No 4 (2019)
Pages: 76-77
Section: Articles
URL: https://journals.rcsi.science/1682-7392/article/view/20676
DOI: https://doi.org/10.17816/brmma20676
ID: 20676

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Based on analyzes of the primary medical records of military medical organizations and dental offices of military units, the incidence of infectious and inflammatory complications after odontectomy was set at 17.7%. It has been shown that the use of a domestic antiseptic hydrogel containing collagen hydrolyzate, sodium alginic acid, sodium hypochlorite and antiseptics to prevent a blood clot in a post-extraction wound from decay reduces the incidence of infectious and inflammatory complications by 10.9%.

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odontectomy, infectious and inflammatory complications after odontectomy, alveolitis, prevention of alveolitis, means for the prevention of alveolitis

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Prevention of infectious and inflammatory complications after odontectomy in military personnel using an antiseptic hydrogel.

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G A Grebnev

A K Iordanishvili

M I Muzykin

N V Lyskov

N V Korovin

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