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[Use of thymalin in trauma patients]
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This clinical study (species not specified beyond human patients) examined the thymus preparation Thymalin in 23 trauma patients, focused on its use for prevention and treatment of infectious complications of critical traumas. The abstract reports that complex treatment including Thymalin was associated with improvement in the clinical course of the trauma disease and normalization of patients' immune indices.
Abstract
A clinical study of the thymus preparation Thymalin was carried out in 23 patients with special reference to its use for prevention and treatment of infectious complications of critical traumas. The complex treatment can improve the clinical course of the trauma disease and normalize immune indices of the patients.
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