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Histopathological Study and Surgery the Effect of Grape Seed Oil on Wound Healing in Rabbits

@inproceedings{Bayati2015HistopathologicalSA,
  title={Histopathological Study and Surgery the Effect of Grape Seed Oil on Wound Healing in Rabbits},
  author={Ahmed Al Bayati and Duha Fasial Enaad},
  year={2015}
}
The current study was conducted to evaluate the effected of grape seed oil in the treatment of skin wounds in Rabbits. The rabbit number (20) divided into five groups were used in this study. They wound in the all four group treated with group seed oil 5 c.c on wound after operation until complete healing was occurred, the results revealed the wound healing processing grape seed oil occurred faster than the control group. the healing occurred in 1-12 days after wounding in the all four group… 
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Effects of use grape seeds oil (Vitis vinifera) on blood picture and some physiological parameters in local male rabbits
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Investigation of the efficacy of grape seeds (Vitis vinifera) oil on the levels of total protein, albumin, globulin, and some hematological parameters in local male rabbits concluded that the administration of grape seed oil in low dose produce good effects whereas administration of it in high dose produce bad effects on the body functions.

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