Effects of Homemade Scorpion Cream on Chronic Postoperative Refractory Wounds

OBJECTIVE To evaluate the clinical efficacy of Scorpion cream on chronic postoperative refractory wound. METHODS Eighty patients were randomly divided into two groups: 40 cases were treated with Scorpion cream and the other 40 cases were treated with Vaseline gauze. RESULTS The effective rate of Scorpion cream treatment group was 95%, and the cure rate was 90%. While the effective rate of Vaseline gauze treatment group was 70%, and the cure rate was 45%. CONCLUSION Scorpion cream has good decontamination, tissue regeneration and anti-inflammatory effect, and the treatment effect on chronic intractable postoperative wounds is remarkable and worthy of promotion.