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Table 1.

Formula used for the preparation of simple ointment [25].

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Fig 1.

Photograph of excision wound healing progress after treated with the hydrometanolic extract of the C. myricoides.

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Table 2.

Wound healing activity of extract of the leaves of Clerodendrum myricoideson excision wound model in mice.

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Table 3.

Wound healing activity of solvent fractions of the leaves of Clerodendrum myricoides on excision wound model in mice.

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Fig 2.

Effect of extract on period of epithelialization in excision wound.

(A) = period of epithelialization, (B) = Percentage reduction in the period of epithelialization. Values are expressed as mean ± SEM (n = 6)and one-way ANOVA followed by post hoc Tukey’s test were used for analysis. a Compared to simple ointment, b compared to 5% CEO, 1p<0.05, 3p<0.001, percent reduction in period of epithelialization is from the SO treated group. Where CEO: crude extract ointment; NFO: nitrofurazone ointment.

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Table 4.

Wound healing activity of extract of the leaves of Clerodendrum myricoides solvent fraction on period of epithelialization.

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Fig 3.

Images of histological sections of excision wound tissue.

Notes: (A): histological section of wound tissue from simple ointment, (B): histological section of wound tissue of 5% extract treated mouse, (C): histological section of wound from 10% extract treated mouse, (D): histological section of wound from nitrofurazone 0.2% treated mouse.

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Table 5.

Effect of the leaves of Clerodendrum myricoides hydroalcoholic extract on the excision wound histology of skin of mice.

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Fig 4.

Photograph of incision wound.

Note: (A): on the day of wound creation, (B): measuring tensile strength by water flow method, (C): broken skin by water flow technique.

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Table 6.

Wound healing activity of extract of the leaves of Clerodendrum myricoides on tensile strength of incision wound model.

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Fig 5.

Photograph of burn wound healing progress after treated with the hydrometanolic extract of the C. myricoides.

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Table 7.

Wound healing activity of extract of the leaves of Clerodendrum myricoides on burn wound model in mice.

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Fig 6.

Effect of extract on period of epithelialization in burn wound.

(A) = period of epithelialization, (B) = Percentage reduction in the period of epithelialization. Values are expressed as mean ± SEM (n = 6)and one-way ANOVA followed by post hoc Tukey’s test were used for analysis. aCompared to simple ointment, bcompared to 5% extract, 1p<0.05, 3p<0.001, percent reduction in period of epithelialization is from the simple ointment treated group.

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Fig 7.

Images of histological sections of burn wound tissue.

Notes: (A): histological section of wound tissue from simple ointment, (B): histological section of wound tissue of 5% extract treated mouse, (C): histological section of wound from 10% extract treated mouse, (D): histological section of wound from nitrofurazone 0.2% treated mouse.

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Table 8.

Effect of the leaves of Clerodendrum myricoides hydroalcoholic extract on the burn wound histology of skin of mice.

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Fig 8.

Percent of inflammation inhibition of extract of the leaves of Clerodendrum myricoides on carrageenan-induced mice paws edema.

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Table 9.

Anti-inflammatory activity of extract of the leaves of Clerodendrum myricoideson carrageenan-induced mice paws edema.

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