Aminogam<sup>®</sup> Gel Allows Faster Wound Healing after Oral Surgery by Formation of Mature Connective Tissue with Low Vascular Density and Reducing Inflammatory Infiltration. A Retrospective Study on 580 Cases with Histological and Confocal Laser Investigation
Reduction of the wound healing time after surgical procedures along with good hemostasis, and the reduction of post-surgical edema, pain and infective complications are generally desirable to both clinicians and patients. Recently, a gel compound containing sodium hyaluronate and four synthetic amin...
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doaj-ba1f11d791824ae1a4ea55962ee3b7562020-11-25T01:38:59ZengMDPI AGApplied Sciences2076-34172020-02-01103110510.3390/app10031105app10031105Aminogam<sup>®</sup> Gel Allows Faster Wound Healing after Oral Surgery by Formation of Mature Connective Tissue with Low Vascular Density and Reducing Inflammatory Infiltration. A Retrospective Study on 580 Cases with Histological and Confocal Laser InvestigationSaverio Capodiferro0Angela Tempesta1Sabina Bucci2Eugenio Maiorano3Gianfranco Favia4Luisa Limongelli5Department of Interdisciplinary Medicine, Complex Operating Unit of Odontostomatology, University of Bari “Aldo Moro”, P.zza G. Cesare 11, 70124 Bari, ItalyDepartment of Interdisciplinary Medicine, Complex Operating Unit of Odontostomatology, University of Bari “Aldo Moro”, P.zza G. Cesare 11, 70124 Bari, ItalyPoliclinico Gemelli Foundation IRCCS, Simplex operating Unit of quality and accreditation, 00168 Rome, ItalyDepartment of Emergency and organ transplantation, University of Bari “Aldo Moro”, P.zza G. Cesare 11, 70124 Bari, ItalyDepartment of Interdisciplinary Medicine, Complex Operating Unit of Odontostomatology, University of Bari “Aldo Moro”, P.zza G. Cesare 11, 70124 Bari, ItalyDepartment of Interdisciplinary Medicine, Complex Operating Unit of Odontostomatology, University of Bari “Aldo Moro”, P.zza G. Cesare 11, 70124 Bari, ItalyReduction of the wound healing time after surgical procedures along with good hemostasis, and the reduction of post-surgical edema, pain and infective complications are generally desirable to both clinicians and patients. Recently, a gel compound containing sodium hyaluronate and four synthetic aminoacids (glycine, leucine, proline, lysine) and marketed as Aminogam<sup>®</sup> (Errekappa Euroterapici, Italy), has been proposed as a medical device promoting faster wound healing after oral surgery procedures. To assess its achievable clinical benefits, we studied retrospectively 580 cases (290 study cases and 290 control cases) undergoing oral surgery and receiving Aminogam <sup>®</sup> gel application. More precisely, cases were divided into 7 groups on the bases of the kind of surgery (teeth extraction, oral surgery in patients taking bisphosphonates, surgical treatment of jaw osteonecrosis related to bisphosphonates therapy, placement of endosseous implants, diode laser surgery of oral mucosa lesions with second intention healing without stitches, diode laser photocoagulation of slow flow vascular malformations and bone surgery). In all instances, Aminogam<sup>®</sup> gel was applied at least five times a day until the wound healed completely. We compared the elapsed time between surgery and complete healing with Aminogam<sup>®</sup> application compared to control cases receiving no other drug treatment. Our results confirmed that the overall time of healing is certainly reduced in cases receiving Aminogam<sup>®</sup> gel regardless of the kind of oral surgery.https://www.mdpi.com/2076-3417/10/3/1105wound healingfaster healingoral cavitysodium hyaluronateaminoacids |
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Saverio Capodiferro Angela Tempesta Sabina Bucci Eugenio Maiorano Gianfranco Favia Luisa Limongelli Aminogam<sup>®</sup> Gel Allows Faster Wound Healing after Oral Surgery by Formation of Mature Connective Tissue with Low Vascular Density and Reducing Inflammatory Infiltration. A Retrospective Study on 580 Cases with Histological and Confocal Laser Investigation Applied Sciences wound healing faster healing oral cavity sodium hyaluronate aminoacids |
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Aminogam<sup>®</sup> Gel Allows Faster Wound Healing after Oral Surgery by Formation of Mature Connective Tissue with Low Vascular Density and Reducing Inflammatory Infiltration. A Retrospective Study on 580 Cases with Histological and Confocal Laser Investigation |
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Aminogam<sup>®</sup> Gel Allows Faster Wound Healing after Oral Surgery by Formation of Mature Connective Tissue with Low Vascular Density and Reducing Inflammatory Infiltration. A Retrospective Study on 580 Cases with Histological and Confocal Laser Investigation |
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Aminogam<sup>®</sup> Gel Allows Faster Wound Healing after Oral Surgery by Formation of Mature Connective Tissue with Low Vascular Density and Reducing Inflammatory Infiltration. A Retrospective Study on 580 Cases with Histological and Confocal Laser Investigation |
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Aminogam<sup>®</sup> Gel Allows Faster Wound Healing after Oral Surgery by Formation of Mature Connective Tissue with Low Vascular Density and Reducing Inflammatory Infiltration. A Retrospective Study on 580 Cases with Histological and Confocal Laser Investigation |
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Aminogam<sup>®</sup> Gel Allows Faster Wound Healing after Oral Surgery by Formation of Mature Connective Tissue with Low Vascular Density and Reducing Inflammatory Infiltration. A Retrospective Study on 580 Cases with Histological and Confocal Laser Investigation |
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aminogam<sup>®</sup> gel allows faster wound healing after oral surgery by formation of mature connective tissue with low vascular density and reducing inflammatory infiltration. a retrospective study on 580 cases with histological and confocal laser investigation |
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Reduction of the wound healing time after surgical procedures along with good hemostasis, and the reduction of post-surgical edema, pain and infective complications are generally desirable to both clinicians and patients. Recently, a gel compound containing sodium hyaluronate and four synthetic aminoacids (glycine, leucine, proline, lysine) and marketed as Aminogam<sup>®</sup> (Errekappa Euroterapici, Italy), has been proposed as a medical device promoting faster wound healing after oral surgery procedures. To assess its achievable clinical benefits, we studied retrospectively 580 cases (290 study cases and 290 control cases) undergoing oral surgery and receiving Aminogam <sup>®</sup> gel application. More precisely, cases were divided into 7 groups on the bases of the kind of surgery (teeth extraction, oral surgery in patients taking bisphosphonates, surgical treatment of jaw osteonecrosis related to bisphosphonates therapy, placement of endosseous implants, diode laser surgery of oral mucosa lesions with second intention healing without stitches, diode laser photocoagulation of slow flow vascular malformations and bone surgery). In all instances, Aminogam<sup>®</sup> gel was applied at least five times a day until the wound healed completely. We compared the elapsed time between surgery and complete healing with Aminogam<sup>®</sup> application compared to control cases receiving no other drug treatment. Our results confirmed that the overall time of healing is certainly reduced in cases receiving Aminogam<sup>®</sup> gel regardless of the kind of oral surgery. |
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