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Kishore, R.K., Halim, A.S., Syazana, M.S.N. and Sirajudeen, K.N.S. (2011) Tualang Honey Has Higher Phenolic Content and Greater Radical Scavenging Activity Compared with Other Honey Sources. Nutrition Research, 31, 322-325.
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• TITLE: Honey Dressing of Cutaneous Wounds on Limbs in the Traumatology Orthopaedics Department of Bouaké University Hospital

  AUTHORS: Achié Jean-Régis Akobe, Aya Adélaide Natacha Kouassi, Ibrahim Soumahoro, Zolopégué Marcel Soro, Sedy Louess De Randolphe Akpro, Bakary Traoré, Almamy Kamate, Axel Fabrice Essehin, Yao Aboh Ganyn Robert Arnaud Assere, Lanciné Kaba, Kouamé Innocent M’bra, Loukou Blaise Yao, Bada Justin Léopold Niaoré Sery, Koffi Léopold Krah, Michel Kodo

  KEYWORDS: Healing, Honey, Limbs, Loss of Substances

  JOURNAL NAME: Open Journal of Orthopedics, Vol.14 No.9, September 24, 2024

  ABSTRACT: The study evaluated the effectiveness of honey dressings in healing recent skin wounds with soft tissue loss on limbs. Conducted over a year with 60 patients, results showed a significant reduction in wound size and early healing, with complete recovery on average within 29 days. The study supports honey as a viable wound treatment.