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Information × Registration Number 0226U001675, (0123U101367) , R & D reports Title Development of new means and methods of external treatment of combat traumatic injuries of the skin and adjacent tissues depending on the phase of the wound process popup.stage_title Розробка нових засобів та методів зовнішнього лікування бойових травматичних ушкоджень шкіри та прилеглих тканин залежно від фази ранового процесу Head Kutasevych Yanina F., д.мед.н. Registration Date 29-01-2026 Organization State institution "Institute of Dermatology and Venereology of NAMS of Ukraine" popup.description1 Оptimization of the treatment of traumatic damage to the skin through the step-by-step application, including specially created, external means popup.description2 Object of study: combat wounds, chronic dermatoses, pathogens of wound infection, microbial agents isolated from the skin of patients with exacerbations of dermatoses, bacteriological indicators of patients and biological properties of pathogens of wound infection. Purpose of work: optimization of treatment of traumatic damage to the skin by stepwise application, including specially created, external means Research methods: analytical, clinical, bacteriological, molecular genetic, statistical. Population levels and microecological indicators of the content of combat wounds and skin of patients with pyoderma and dermatoses complicated by pyococcal infection were determined with the definition of colonization levels and sensitivity of bacterial pathogens to antibiotics and antibacterial agents for external use. The ability to form biofilms of clinical strains of bacteria isolated from combat wounds was studied. The rate of formation of resistance to reserve antibiotics in gram-negative bacteria isolated from combat wounds was studied. The microbiological activity of individual topical antibacterial agents, including those containing dioxidine, against pathogens of purulent-inflammatory complications of combat wounds has been studied. For the first time, the therapeutic efficacy of ointment and gel-forming systems based on dioxidine and lidocaine in the treatment of combat soft tissue wounds and skin diseases complicated by pyococcal infection has been comprehensively studied in comparison with traditional antiseptics and standard ointment preparations. Product Description popup.authors Hanna P. Holub Solodiankin Oleksii S Oliinyk Iryna Olexandrivna Iryna O. Mashtakova Svitlana K. Dzhoraieva Valentyna V. Honcharenko Volodymyr V. Nehoduiko Ляпунов М.О. Eduard M. Khoroshun Dmytro O. Myroshnychenko Andrii S. Huriev Natalia B. Kurylo popup.nrat_date 2026-01-29 Close