Topical Bambusa vulgaris Extract Enhances Wound Healing in Cutaneous Leishmaniasis

Table 1

Histomorphometric and stereological study outcome from full-thickness skin specimens of the leishmaniasis induced skin wounds of mice treated with topical Tabashir gel 5% (E1) and 10% (E2) in contrast with the untreated control group (C1) and gel-base-treated group (C2).

Groups	Fibroblasts	Collagen bundles	Vessels			Hair follicles
	Numerical density	Volume density	Volume density	Length density	Mean diameter	Volume density
C1	149.4 (11.6)	56.4% (5.7%)	1.1% (0.5%)	11.2 (9.9)	21.3 (11.4)	2.6% (2.5%)
C2	152.5 (12.5)	60.6% (7.9%)	1.2% (0.9%)	13.1 (9.6)	22.9 (13.7)	3.1% (1.4%)
E1	201.1 (42.4)	86.7% (1.4%)^∗	3.9% (0.7%)^∗	19.2 (8.1)	39.8 (19.1)	2.0% (0.2%)
E2	205.1 (87.4)^∗	89.6% (3.4%)^∗	3.3% (0.4%)^∗	20.5 (11.7)	47.9 (16.6)	1.9% (1.1%)

value <0.05, experimental groups vs. C1 and C2.