Preclinical Trial of <i>Ocotea puberula</i> (Rich.) Nees (“Canela-Guaicá”) in Wound Healing: Validation of a Traditional Medicine Practice Used by Indigenous Groups in Southern Brazil

<div>Macroscopic aspect of wounds for experimental groups at different time intervals. Images are representative of wounds in Wistar rats using a standard photography apparatus. Note: CGBE – “canela-guaicá” bark extract.</div>

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Figure 2: Preclinical Trial of <i>Ocotea puberula</i> (Rich.) Nees (“Canela-Guaicá”) in Wound Healing: Validation of a Traditional Medicine Practice Used by Indigenous Groups in Southern Brazil 

Figure 2 | Preclinical Trial of Ocotea puberula (Rich.) Nees (“Canela-Guaicá”) in Wound Healing: Validation of a Traditional Medicine Practice Used by Indigenous Groups in Southern Brazil 