Как жить с паразитами?

[Илья]

Elios,мне-то мечты зачем?Я и так ем не много

[Варвар]

Сообщение от Василий

Английские врачи применяют личинок в наше время, при изобилии лекарств. Т.е. они (лекарства) уже не помогают, причин тому множества и раны гноятся неделями и месяцами и не заживают. С личинками - все ОК, неделя и ты здоров. И ни каких аллергий и нарушения ЖКТ из-за антибиотиков.

Нельзя ли указать статью - первоисточник, было бы интересно почитать.

[Василий]

НЕ коллекционирую, читал про это в ноябре 2007г. Источник - новости mail.ru - ну там ссылки в разные стороны.

[Варвар]

Тады ой, как можно утверждать с уверенностью, что применение опарышей входит в клиническую практику английского здравоохранения?
Как можно судить об эффективности метода не имея статистически достоверных материалов?

[M.P.]

Варвар, ну вы по другим местам походите... Я приводила ссылку именно про Великобританию в связи с опарышами буквально тремя страницами ранее в этой теме. Если вы не доверяете русскоязычным сайтам, Википедии на английском поверите? Вот вам ссылка: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maggot

Maggot therapy

Maggot therapy used in a small wound. The use of maggots as a form of field improvised debridement (санация раневой полости) has been documented since at least theAmerican Civil War and is currently taught to US Army Special Forces medics.[1] In controlled and sterile settings, maggot therapy (also known as Maggot Debridement Therapy (MDT), larval therapy, larva therapy, or larvae therapy) introduction of live, disinfected maggots or fly larvae into non-healing skin or soft tissue wounds of a human or other animal. This practice was widely used before the discovery of antibiotics, as it serves to clean the dead tissue within a wound in order to promote healing.

Еще Maggot Therapy Project

[M.P.]

Простите, уважаемые форумчане, что на английском, - это исключительно для Варвара.

Healing Wounds With Maggots
Maggots Can Be Useful for Treating Deep Wounds

WebMD Medical NewsSept. 20, 2004 -- Chances are if you found maggots chowing down on a wound, you'd make a beeline to the closest hospital. But, it might surprise you to find the little buggers may be just what the doctor ordered.

New research published in the October issue of Clinical Infectious Diseases has found that maggots are useful in treating deep wounds without increasing the risk of further infection. Maggots work because they eat dead tissue (debridement) within the wound, which can promote infection. This treatment seems to help reduce the risk of infection after surgery because the larvae are thought to secrete substances that fight infection.

Old Remedy Gets New Look
Maggot debridement therapy (MDT) has been around since the 1920s as a treatment for bone and tissue infections, but a new wave of studies demonstrating its safety and benefits have prompted a surge of popularity.

MDT uses "sterile" larvae, Phaenica sericata, which are placed on a person's wound twice a week and left there for 48 to 72 hours. The maggots only eat dead tissue, leaving live tissue intact.

There is some concern that disinfected larvae may cause or worsen a pre-existing infection in a wound.

Researchers Ronald A. Sherman and Kathleen J. Shimoda looked at the issue. Their study looked at whether maggot therapy given prior to surgical treatment of wounds would increase infection rates after surgery. They evaluated the safety and effectiveness of MDT performed on 143 patients between 1990 and 1995.

Their study shows that wounds debrided with maggots prior to surgery were less likely to develop an infection after surgery compared with wounds not treated with MDT.

Researchers looked at 25 wounds, 10 treated with maggot debridement therapy. None of the 10 wounds treated with MDT before surgery became infected. Almost a third (six out of 19) of the wounds not treated with MDT before surgery developed an infection after surgery. The surgical closure of these wounds also fell apart.

"Presurgical MDT effectively prepared the wound bed for surgical closure, without increased risk of post-surgical wound infection," the co-authors conclude in their report.

Pain at the wound site was the most common side effect.

[Elios]

Сообщение от M.P.

Healing Wounds With Maggots

переводчиком не поработаешь? (молящий взгляд)

[M.P.]

НУ и уже конкретно про Британский парламент и лечение ран опарышами

British Parliament motion backs maggot use

Published: 12, 2007 at 11:54 AM

LONDON, 12 (UPI) -- Thirty-five members of the British Parliament from all political parties have backed a motion urging the government to research medical use of maggots.

Madeleine Moon, the Labor Party member of Parliament who wrote the motion, said maggot use can dramatically cut recovery times when used as an alternative to antibiotic gels and lotions, The Times of London reported Monday.

She said use of the larval flies can cut an 89-day hospital stay to five days, freeing up hospital beds and cutting per-patient therapy costs by thousands of dollars.

"Maggots are highly precise," Moon told The Times. "Unlike surgeons, they remove only the rotting tissue. Surgeons have to cut out healthy tissue to clear the wound, thereby creating a larger wound and more bleeding."

Caroline Flint, the Public Health minister, described maggot therapy as "increasingly common" and "an illuminating idea"

Government statistics show that 30,000 patients in the British health care system had maggots applied to their wounds in 2006, the newspaper said.

[M.P.]

Сообщение от Elios

переводчиком не поработае

так тем и занимаюсь сижу )))) работа-то требует внимания, а я тут, понимаешь, отвлекаюсь, чтобы уважаемому Варвару потрафить...

Ну разве что в общих чертах:
В Википедии говорится, что лечение опарышами (личинками мух) раневых полостей документально зафиксировано еще во времена Гражданской войны в Америке (1861-65), и в настоящее время все военные медики США обязательно обучаются этой технике.

В статье Healing wounds with maggots говорится, что в ранах, очищенных с помощью опарышей, реже возникала послеоперационная инфекция (наблюдалось 143 случая с 1990 по 1995 годы).

Что касается последней цитаты - ее примерное содержание можно прочитать в посте № 357

[Илья]

http://www.golodanie.su/showpost.php...&postcount=411
о том же.