ETHNOPHARMACOLOGICAL RELEVANCE: Traditional healers in Nigeria employ a range
of plant preparations as wound healing agents. Despite the use of local plants in wound …

AIMS OF THE STUDY: Wounds represent a major health burden and drain on healthcare
resources in the world including Ghana and Africa. The majority of the people of Ghana and …

Ethnopharmacological relevance Wounds of various types including injuries, cuts, pressure,
burns, diabetic, gastric and duodenal ulcers continue to have severe socio-economic impact …

AIM OF THE STUDY: Determination of pharmacological activity relevant to wound healing of
Bridelia ferruginea leaf, a traditional medicine used to treat wounds in rural Nigeria …

Objective To evaluate the activity of selected Ethiopian medicinal plants traditionally used for
wound treatment against wound-causing bacteria. Methods Samples of medicinal plants …

This paper presents a review of plants identified from various ethno botanical surveys and
folklore medicinal survey with Wound healing activity. Wound is defined as the disruption of …

The present paper reports therapeutic uses of medicinal plants for wounds healing by the
tribal communities of Northern Himalayan Range, district Abbottabad which was recorded …

Results of an ethnobotanical study of wound healing treatments among the tribal people of
Tirunelveli hills in southern India are presented. A total of 46 plants belonging to 44 genera …

Traditional medicine, being a significant element in the cultural patrimony, still remains the
main recourse for a large majority of people in Dogonland, Mali, for treating various …

Aqueous and methanol extracts of Urtica urens, Capparis tomentosa, Dicoma anomala,
Leonotis leonorus, Xysmalobium undulatum, Helichrysum foetidum, Pterocarpus …