Efficiency of Multiparticulate Delivery Systems Loaded with Flufenamic Acid Designed for Burn Wound Healing Applications

Table 3

The variation of the red blood cell level, hemoglobin, and erythrocyte indices after experimentally induced burns to Wistar rats and treated with biopolymeric spongious matrices loaded with FA.

	RBC (×10^6/μl); Media ± SD		HGB (g/dl); Media ± SD		HCT (%); Media ± SD		MCV (fl); Media ± SD		MCH (pg/cel); Media ± SD		MCHC (g/dl); Media ± SD		RDW; Media ± SD
M1	8.44	±0.4	15.40	±0.7	41.60	±1.0	49.33	±3.1	18.20	±0.2	36.97	±2.4	18.07	±0.4
M2	8.06	±0.5	15.03	±0.1	40.01	±1.9	49.67	±1.7	18.73	±1.2	37.67	±1.7	18.23	±0.3
M3	8.26	±0.1	15.07	±1.1	41.01	±2.4	49.33	±3.4	18.10	±0.9	36.67	±3.2	17.63	±0.5
M4	8.26	±1.1	15.87	±0.8	39.59	±4.9	48.33	±3.5	18.77	±1.6	39.23	±3.3	18.50	±0.8
M5	8.58	±0.4	15.17	±0.7	41.03	±1.8	47.67	±2.1	17.67	±1.0	37.03	±3.1	18.63	±0.2
Control	8.04	±0.4	15.47	±1.1	38.32	±2.5	47.67	±0.6	19.20	±0.5	37.32	±5.3	18.42	±0.7
Negative control	8.10	±0.8	15.43	±1.2	38.32	±2.4	47.33	±2.1	19.03	±0.6	40.17	±0.7	18.20	±0.7

RBC = red blood cell, HGB = hemoglobin, HCT = hematocrit, MCV = mean cell volume, MCH = mean cell hemoglobin, MCHC = mean cell hemoglobin concentration, RDW = red blood cell distribution width, SD = standard deviation. Control = group of animals with induced burns without spongious matrix treatment. Negative control = healthy animals.