pietro aragona, Distretto Sanitario Pordenone ASS6 FVG Italy
11 May 2012
Could we use Lucilia cuprina to eat G-bactera or yeasts like Candida on diabetic wounds,for example,on feet's fingers to avoid cutting? Do you know if there is a team studing this problem? Could we work better with veterinaries to understand if animals "use" maggots to repair their wounds? Several years ago,when I worked in a general laboratory and microbiology, I remember we found eggs of cowflies on feet's fingers wounds of a neurological rested man and we thougt:" what a durty way to manage this man had the family" but, on the contrary, could be a natural way to solve the problem, of course, changig the fly!Thank you for your attention. MD P.A.
Nature is better than...Doctors
11 May 2012
Could we use Lucilia cuprina to eat G-bactera or yeasts like Candida on diabetic wounds,for example,on feet's fingers to avoid cutting? Do you know if there is a team studing this problem? Could we work better with veterinaries to understand if animals "use" maggots to repair their wounds? Several years ago,when I worked in a general laboratory and microbiology, I remember we found eggs of cowflies on feet's fingers wounds of a neurological rested man and we thougt:" what a durty way to manage this man had the family" but, on the contrary, could be a natural way to solve the problem, of course, changig the fly!Thank you for your attention. MD P.A.
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