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Javier Cortés - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Beneficial effects of a Coriolus versicolor -based vaginal gel on cervical Epithelization, vaginal microbiota and vaginal health: a pilot study in asymptomatic women
BMC women's health, 2017Co-Authors: Santiago Palacios, Fernando Losa, Damian Dexeus, Javier CortésAbstract:To assess the effect of a 12-day treatment using a vaginal gel based on niosomes containing hyaluronic acid, s-glucan, alpha-glucan oligosaccharide, Coriolus versicolor, Asian centella, Azadirachta indica and Aloe vera on vaginal microbiota, cervical Epithelization and vaginal health. Open-label, prospective pilot study conducted in asymptomatic women in daily practice. Cervical Epithelization was evaluated by colposcopy using an ectopy Epithelization score (from 5: no ectopy to 1: severe ectopy and bleeding), vaginal microbiota using the VaginaStatus-Diagnostic test (Instiut fur Mikrookologie, Herborn, Germany) and further rated by the investigator using a 5-point Liker scale (from 5: normal to 1: very severe deterioration in which all evaluated species were altered), and vaginal health using the Vaginal Health Index. In 21 women, a positive effect to improve Epithelization of the cervical mucosa, with a mean score of 4.42 at the final visit as compared to 3.09 at baseline (P
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beneficial effects of a coriolus versicolor based vaginal gel on cervical Epithelization vaginal microbiota and vaginal health a pilot study in asymptomatic women
BMC Women's Health, 2017Co-Authors: Santiago Palacios, Fernando Losa, Damian Dexeus, Javier CortésAbstract:To assess the effect of a 12-day treatment using a vaginal gel based on niosomes containing hyaluronic acid, s-glucan, alpha-glucan oligosaccharide, Coriolus versicolor, Asian centella, Azadirachta indica and Aloe vera on vaginal microbiota, cervical Epithelization and vaginal health. Open-label, prospective pilot study conducted in asymptomatic women in daily practice. Cervical Epithelization was evaluated by colposcopy using an ectopy Epithelization score (from 5: no ectopy to 1: severe ectopy and bleeding), vaginal microbiota using the VaginaStatus-Diagnostic test (Instiut fur Mikrookologie, Herborn, Germany) and further rated by the investigator using a 5-point Liker scale (from 5: normal to 1: very severe deterioration in which all evaluated species were altered), and vaginal health using the Vaginal Health Index. In 21 women, a positive effect to improve Epithelization of the cervical mucosa, with a mean score of 4.42 at the final visit as compared to 3.09 at baseline (P < 0.0001) (43% improvement). In 10 women, there was a trend of improving of vaginal microbiota status, with a mean score of 4.0 at the final visit vs. 3.3 at baseline (P = NS) (21.2% improvement). In 11 women, the Vaginal Health Index increased from 19.0 at baseline to 22.3 at the final visit (P = 0.007). The concentration of Lactobacillus spp. increased 54.5% of women and pH decreased from 4.32 to 4.09. These encouraging preliminary results provide the basis for designing a randomized controlled study, and for potential use in human papilloma virus infection. ISRCTN77955077 . Registration date: February 15, 2017. Retrospectively registered
Santiago Palacios - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Beneficial effects of a Coriolus versicolor -based vaginal gel on cervical Epithelization, vaginal microbiota and vaginal health: a pilot study in asymptomatic women
BMC women's health, 2017Co-Authors: Santiago Palacios, Fernando Losa, Damian Dexeus, Javier CortésAbstract:To assess the effect of a 12-day treatment using a vaginal gel based on niosomes containing hyaluronic acid, s-glucan, alpha-glucan oligosaccharide, Coriolus versicolor, Asian centella, Azadirachta indica and Aloe vera on vaginal microbiota, cervical Epithelization and vaginal health. Open-label, prospective pilot study conducted in asymptomatic women in daily practice. Cervical Epithelization was evaluated by colposcopy using an ectopy Epithelization score (from 5: no ectopy to 1: severe ectopy and bleeding), vaginal microbiota using the VaginaStatus-Diagnostic test (Instiut fur Mikrookologie, Herborn, Germany) and further rated by the investigator using a 5-point Liker scale (from 5: normal to 1: very severe deterioration in which all evaluated species were altered), and vaginal health using the Vaginal Health Index. In 21 women, a positive effect to improve Epithelization of the cervical mucosa, with a mean score of 4.42 at the final visit as compared to 3.09 at baseline (P
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beneficial effects of a coriolus versicolor based vaginal gel on cervical Epithelization vaginal microbiota and vaginal health a pilot study in asymptomatic women
BMC Women's Health, 2017Co-Authors: Santiago Palacios, Fernando Losa, Damian Dexeus, Javier CortésAbstract:To assess the effect of a 12-day treatment using a vaginal gel based on niosomes containing hyaluronic acid, s-glucan, alpha-glucan oligosaccharide, Coriolus versicolor, Asian centella, Azadirachta indica and Aloe vera on vaginal microbiota, cervical Epithelization and vaginal health. Open-label, prospective pilot study conducted in asymptomatic women in daily practice. Cervical Epithelization was evaluated by colposcopy using an ectopy Epithelization score (from 5: no ectopy to 1: severe ectopy and bleeding), vaginal microbiota using the VaginaStatus-Diagnostic test (Instiut fur Mikrookologie, Herborn, Germany) and further rated by the investigator using a 5-point Liker scale (from 5: normal to 1: very severe deterioration in which all evaluated species were altered), and vaginal health using the Vaginal Health Index. In 21 women, a positive effect to improve Epithelization of the cervical mucosa, with a mean score of 4.42 at the final visit as compared to 3.09 at baseline (P < 0.0001) (43% improvement). In 10 women, there was a trend of improving of vaginal microbiota status, with a mean score of 4.0 at the final visit vs. 3.3 at baseline (P = NS) (21.2% improvement). In 11 women, the Vaginal Health Index increased from 19.0 at baseline to 22.3 at the final visit (P = 0.007). The concentration of Lactobacillus spp. increased 54.5% of women and pH decreased from 4.32 to 4.09. These encouraging preliminary results provide the basis for designing a randomized controlled study, and for potential use in human papilloma virus infection. ISRCTN77955077 . Registration date: February 15, 2017. Retrospectively registered
Fernando Losa - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Beneficial effects of a Coriolus versicolor -based vaginal gel on cervical Epithelization, vaginal microbiota and vaginal health: a pilot study in asymptomatic women
BMC women's health, 2017Co-Authors: Santiago Palacios, Fernando Losa, Damian Dexeus, Javier CortésAbstract:To assess the effect of a 12-day treatment using a vaginal gel based on niosomes containing hyaluronic acid, s-glucan, alpha-glucan oligosaccharide, Coriolus versicolor, Asian centella, Azadirachta indica and Aloe vera on vaginal microbiota, cervical Epithelization and vaginal health. Open-label, prospective pilot study conducted in asymptomatic women in daily practice. Cervical Epithelization was evaluated by colposcopy using an ectopy Epithelization score (from 5: no ectopy to 1: severe ectopy and bleeding), vaginal microbiota using the VaginaStatus-Diagnostic test (Instiut fur Mikrookologie, Herborn, Germany) and further rated by the investigator using a 5-point Liker scale (from 5: normal to 1: very severe deterioration in which all evaluated species were altered), and vaginal health using the Vaginal Health Index. In 21 women, a positive effect to improve Epithelization of the cervical mucosa, with a mean score of 4.42 at the final visit as compared to 3.09 at baseline (P
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beneficial effects of a coriolus versicolor based vaginal gel on cervical Epithelization vaginal microbiota and vaginal health a pilot study in asymptomatic women
BMC Women's Health, 2017Co-Authors: Santiago Palacios, Fernando Losa, Damian Dexeus, Javier CortésAbstract:To assess the effect of a 12-day treatment using a vaginal gel based on niosomes containing hyaluronic acid, s-glucan, alpha-glucan oligosaccharide, Coriolus versicolor, Asian centella, Azadirachta indica and Aloe vera on vaginal microbiota, cervical Epithelization and vaginal health. Open-label, prospective pilot study conducted in asymptomatic women in daily practice. Cervical Epithelization was evaluated by colposcopy using an ectopy Epithelization score (from 5: no ectopy to 1: severe ectopy and bleeding), vaginal microbiota using the VaginaStatus-Diagnostic test (Instiut fur Mikrookologie, Herborn, Germany) and further rated by the investigator using a 5-point Liker scale (from 5: normal to 1: very severe deterioration in which all evaluated species were altered), and vaginal health using the Vaginal Health Index. In 21 women, a positive effect to improve Epithelization of the cervical mucosa, with a mean score of 4.42 at the final visit as compared to 3.09 at baseline (P < 0.0001) (43% improvement). In 10 women, there was a trend of improving of vaginal microbiota status, with a mean score of 4.0 at the final visit vs. 3.3 at baseline (P = NS) (21.2% improvement). In 11 women, the Vaginal Health Index increased from 19.0 at baseline to 22.3 at the final visit (P = 0.007). The concentration of Lactobacillus spp. increased 54.5% of women and pH decreased from 4.32 to 4.09. These encouraging preliminary results provide the basis for designing a randomized controlled study, and for potential use in human papilloma virus infection. ISRCTN77955077 . Registration date: February 15, 2017. Retrospectively registered
Damian Dexeus - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Beneficial effects of a Coriolus versicolor -based vaginal gel on cervical Epithelization, vaginal microbiota and vaginal health: a pilot study in asymptomatic women
BMC women's health, 2017Co-Authors: Santiago Palacios, Fernando Losa, Damian Dexeus, Javier CortésAbstract:To assess the effect of a 12-day treatment using a vaginal gel based on niosomes containing hyaluronic acid, s-glucan, alpha-glucan oligosaccharide, Coriolus versicolor, Asian centella, Azadirachta indica and Aloe vera on vaginal microbiota, cervical Epithelization and vaginal health. Open-label, prospective pilot study conducted in asymptomatic women in daily practice. Cervical Epithelization was evaluated by colposcopy using an ectopy Epithelization score (from 5: no ectopy to 1: severe ectopy and bleeding), vaginal microbiota using the VaginaStatus-Diagnostic test (Instiut fur Mikrookologie, Herborn, Germany) and further rated by the investigator using a 5-point Liker scale (from 5: normal to 1: very severe deterioration in which all evaluated species were altered), and vaginal health using the Vaginal Health Index. In 21 women, a positive effect to improve Epithelization of the cervical mucosa, with a mean score of 4.42 at the final visit as compared to 3.09 at baseline (P
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beneficial effects of a coriolus versicolor based vaginal gel on cervical Epithelization vaginal microbiota and vaginal health a pilot study in asymptomatic women
BMC Women's Health, 2017Co-Authors: Santiago Palacios, Fernando Losa, Damian Dexeus, Javier CortésAbstract:To assess the effect of a 12-day treatment using a vaginal gel based on niosomes containing hyaluronic acid, s-glucan, alpha-glucan oligosaccharide, Coriolus versicolor, Asian centella, Azadirachta indica and Aloe vera on vaginal microbiota, cervical Epithelization and vaginal health. Open-label, prospective pilot study conducted in asymptomatic women in daily practice. Cervical Epithelization was evaluated by colposcopy using an ectopy Epithelization score (from 5: no ectopy to 1: severe ectopy and bleeding), vaginal microbiota using the VaginaStatus-Diagnostic test (Instiut fur Mikrookologie, Herborn, Germany) and further rated by the investigator using a 5-point Liker scale (from 5: normal to 1: very severe deterioration in which all evaluated species were altered), and vaginal health using the Vaginal Health Index. In 21 women, a positive effect to improve Epithelization of the cervical mucosa, with a mean score of 4.42 at the final visit as compared to 3.09 at baseline (P < 0.0001) (43% improvement). In 10 women, there was a trend of improving of vaginal microbiota status, with a mean score of 4.0 at the final visit vs. 3.3 at baseline (P = NS) (21.2% improvement). In 11 women, the Vaginal Health Index increased from 19.0 at baseline to 22.3 at the final visit (P = 0.007). The concentration of Lactobacillus spp. increased 54.5% of women and pH decreased from 4.32 to 4.09. These encouraging preliminary results provide the basis for designing a randomized controlled study, and for potential use in human papilloma virus infection. ISRCTN77955077 . Registration date: February 15, 2017. Retrospectively registered
Jhijoung Wang - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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shiunko promotes Epithelization of wounded skin
The American Journal of Chinese Medicine, 2004Co-Authors: Kuofeng Huang, Yaochin Hsu, Chingnan Lin, Janninn Tzeng, Yu Wen Chen, Jhijoung WangAbstract:Shiunko is a traditional botanic formula (ointment) which is used clinically for the treatment of wounded skin caused by cuts, abrasions, frost or burn. The aim of this study was to evaluate the effect of Shiunko on Epithelization of wounded skin. Experimental cutting wounds on the back skin of Sprague-Dawley rats were induced. Different bacterial inoculations (Pseudomonus aeruginosa and Staphylococcus aureus) and treatment (Shiunko, Povidone-iodine and saline) were arranged herein. The incidences of infection and the speed of Epithelization were evaluated. We observed that the incidences of wound infection following Pseudomonas aeruginosa inoculation were lower on both the Shiunko-treated group (0%, p<0.01) and Povidine-iodine-treated group (5%, p<0.05), than the saline-treated group (40%). The Shiunko-treated group reported higher percentages of complete Epithelization not only on the sterilized wounds (100%) but also on the contaminated wounds (90%) when compared to the saline-treated group (60% steril...
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Shiunko promotes Epithelization of wounded skin.
The American journal of Chinese medicine, 2004Co-Authors: Kuofeng Huang, Yaochin Hsu, Chingnan Lin, Janninn Tzeng, Yu Wen Chen, Jhijoung WangAbstract:Shiunko is a traditional botanic formula (ointment) which is used clinically for the treatment of wounded skin caused by cuts, abrasions, frost or burn. The aim of this study was to evaluate the effect of Shiunko on Epithelization of wounded skin. Experimental cutting wounds on the back skin of Sprague-Dawley rats were induced. Different bacterial inoculations (Pseudomonus aeruginosa and Staphylococcus aureus) and treatment (Shiunko, Povidone-iodine and saline) were arranged herein. The incidences of infection and the speed of Epithelization were evaluated. We observed that the incidences of wound infection following Pseudomonas aeruginosa inoculation were lower on both the Shiunko-treated group (0%, p