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  • Date of publication 24-11-2018
  • Main LanguageRus
  • Pages172-174
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Термик куйиш - шикасталнишнинг оғир шакли бўлиб, кўплаб тана тизимларида тизимли ва функционал касалликларга олиб келади. Жараённинг мураккаблиги ва бир нечта танадаги тизимларнинг иштироки туфайли  in vitro экспериментларда бу ҳолатни текшириш мумкин эмас. Сўнги йигирма йил ичида бир қатор экспериментал куйиш моделлари ишлаб чиқилди. Тадқиқот жараёнларида куйиб шикастланган ҳайвонларда жароҳатни даволашнингушбу моделлардан оқилона фойдаланишнинг афзалликлари ва камчиликлари хусусиятлари кўриб чиқиляпти. Мақолада куйиш жароҳатларини моделлаштириш учун ишлатиладиган учта асосий турдаги ҳайвонлар кўриб чиқилган

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Thermal burn is a severe form of injury, causing structural and functional disorders in numerous body systems. Because of the complexity of the process and the involvement of several body systems, it is impossible to analyze this state by in vitro experiments. Over the past two decades, a number of experimental burn models have been developed. The review examines the healing of wounds in animals with burn injury, the advantages and disadvantages of these models for rational use. The paper considers three main types of animals used for modeling burn wounds

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