Analysis of the range of medicines for the treatment of the wound process
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https://doi.org/10.24959/nphj.25.162%20Keywords:
probiotics; market analysis; wound healing agents; pharmaceutical technology; dosage forms for external useAbstract
Aim. To study the range of medicines that promote wound healing in the pharmaceutical market of Ukraine.
Materials and methods. The study objects were the State Register of Medicines, tabletki.ua website, patient information leaflets. Analytical and statistical methods of analysis were used in the study.
Results. After analyzing the market of wound-healing medicines, it has been found that according to the ATC classification, the group of medicines studied belongs to the ATC group D “Dermatological agents”. The study has found that 81.7 % of medicines are of domestic production, while 18.3 % are of foreign production. The most common are soft dosage forms – 50.4 %; the second position is occupied by liquid dosage forms – 48 %; the least drugs belong to solid dosage forms – 1.6 %.
Conclusions. After analyzing the entire range, it has been found that there are no probiotic medicines for local use in the pharmaceutical market. Therefore, there is a need for further research and development of wound-healing drugs with a probiotic effect for topical use.
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