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Desbridamento Biológico Em Equinos: Guia E Avaliação Da Eficácia Das Larvas Medicinais Na Cicatrização De Feridas
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O tratamento de feridas é um grande desafio na medicina veterinária. A terapia larvar (TL) tem um interesse crescente nos últimos tempos, face ao cenários de inúmeras resistências antibióticas. O objetivo desta tese é avaliar a eficácia da TL, em particular a utilização de larvas de Lucilia sericata, no tratamento de feridas em cavalos. A TL tem demonstrado ser eficaz no desbridamento de feridas necróticas e infetadas, reduzindo a carga bacteriana e promovendo a cicatrização de feridas. As larvas de Lucilia sericata demonstraram ter propriedades antimicrobianas, anti-inflamatórias e angiogénicas. A aplicação da TL é segura e bem tolerada pelos cavalos. A TL representa uma opção terapêutica promissora para o tratamento de feridas complexas em cavalos. Além disso, oferece uma alternativa eficaz aos antibióticos e pode ajudar a minimizar os problemas relativos a resistência aos antibióticos. Esta tese aborda dados para a aplicação clínica da TL e ajuda a promover a sua utilização como uma abordagem terapêutica alternativa e promissora. É necessária mais investigação para otimizar a utilização da TL e explorar o seu potencial noutras áreas da medicina veterinária.
Wound treatment is a major challenge in veterinary medicine. Larval therapy (LT) is getting a renewed interest in the face of antibiotic resistance. The aim of this thesis is to evaluate the efficacy of LT, in particular the use of Lucilia sericata larvae, in the treatment of wounds in horses. LT has been shown to be effective in debridement of necrotic and infected wounds, reducing the bacterial load and promoting wound healing. Lucilia sericata larvae have been shown to have antimicrobial, anti-inflammatory and angiogenic properties. The application of LT is safe and well tolerated by horses. LT represents a promising therapeutic option for the treatment of complex wounds in horses. It offers an effective alternative to antibiotics and may help minimize antibiotic resistance. This thesis provides data for the clinical application of LT and helps promote its use as a promising alternative therapeutic approach. Further research is needed to optimise the use of LT and explore its potential in other areas of veterinary medicine.
Wound treatment is a major challenge in veterinary medicine. Larval therapy (LT) is getting a renewed interest in the face of antibiotic resistance. The aim of this thesis is to evaluate the efficacy of LT, in particular the use of Lucilia sericata larvae, in the treatment of wounds in horses. LT has been shown to be effective in debridement of necrotic and infected wounds, reducing the bacterial load and promoting wound healing. Lucilia sericata larvae have been shown to have antimicrobial, anti-inflammatory and angiogenic properties. The application of LT is safe and well tolerated by horses. LT represents a promising therapeutic option for the treatment of complex wounds in horses. It offers an effective alternative to antibiotics and may help minimize antibiotic resistance. This thesis provides data for the clinical application of LT and helps promote its use as a promising alternative therapeutic approach. Further research is needed to optimise the use of LT and explore its potential in other areas of veterinary medicine.
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Biocirurgia Lucilia Sericata Desbridamento De Feridas Equinos Cicatrização Resistência Antibiótica Biosurgery Lucilia Sericata Wound Debridement Horses Healing Antibioresistant