Evaluation of the Effects of Honey on Acute-Phase Deep Burn Wounds
Figure 5
In the location of c (see Figure 1), the epidermis, appendages, and cells in dermis show necrosis (a). In the location of s0, normal blood vessels can be observed (b). On day 4, blood vessels reveal thrombosis at the location of s0 (c). Epidermis and appendage lose their nuclei and the wound surface is covered with eosinophilic film-like material in the location of s3 (d). Patent blood vessels in the superficial dermis are observed on day 3 in the location of s3 (e). In the location of s4, most cells of each type retain normal structures during observation (f). N: necrosis (pyknosis, elongated nuclei, and swelling), H: hyalinized collagen, T: thrombosis, L: loss of nuclei, F: eosinophilic film-like material, and P: patent blood vessel.
