Manfaat Antiseptik Octenidine yang Ramah Jaringan pada Manajemen Luka

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dr.Bedry Qintha

Berbagai studi menunjukkan bahwa octenidine merupakan antiseptik yang efektif dan ramah jaringan untuk manajemen luka. Studi mengindikasikan bahwa octenidine tidak hanya memiliki efek antimikroba, tetapi juga berkontribusi positif terhadap proses penyembuhan luka, termasuk peningkatan kualitas jaringan parut dan percepatan penyembuhan ulkus.[1]

Secara umum, agen antiseptik yang ideal untuk rawat luka harus memiliki efek antimikroba yang baik dan tidak mengganggu proses penyembuhan. Octenidine memenuhi kriteria ini dan memiliki banyak keunggulan tambahan, seperti aktif terhadap bermacam patogen, stabil dalam rentang pH luka yang luas, efek residu hingga 48 jam tanpa efek sistemik bermakna, serta jarang menimbulkan iritasi atau resistensi.[1,2]

Pentingnya Antiseptik dalam Manajemen Luka

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