Research Article

[Retracted] Insulin Topical Application for Wound Healing in Nondiabetic Patients

Table 1

Clinical features of patients with wounds in the experimental and control groups.

Experimental group ()Control group () value

Age (years)0.350.213
Female63 (43.2%)88 (58.7%)
Male83 (56.8%)62 (41.3%)
Weight (kg)0.240.576
BMI (kg/m2)0.280.18
Size of the wound (cm2)0.670.59
Area of the body affected
 Upper extremity48 (32.9%)53 (35.3%)
 Lower limb57 (39%)45 (30%)
 Back11 (7.5%)14 (9.3%)
 Face3 (2%)5 (3.3%)
 Anterior thorax9 (6.2%)10 (6.7%)
 Abdomen12 (8.2%)13 (8.7%)
 Sacrum2 (1.4%)4 (2.7%)
 Head4 (2.7%)6 (4%)
Cause of the wound
 Trauma79 (54.1%)94 (62.7%)
 Burn10 (6.8%)13 (8.7%)
 Pressure33 (22.6%)29 (19.3%)
 Scald24 (16.4%)14 (9.3%)
Wound classification
 Clean40 (27.4%)37 (24.7%)
 Clean contaminated32 (21.9%)39 (26%)
 Contaminated39 (26.7%)42 (28%)
 Dirty35 (24.4%)32 (21.3%)
 Healing rate (mm2/day)0.008
 Time to healing (days)0.39

Note: significant difference as .