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PRECLINICAL PUBLICATION · 1989

Acute inflammatory response of the rat pawskin to acid injury is attenuated by corticotropin-releasing factor.

Rat / Burn

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PMID 2785449 ↗1989Reported benefit

Acute inflammatory response of the rat pawskin to acid injury is attenuated by corticotropin-releasing factor.

RatBurnScaldMaleIntravenous28 micrograms/kg10 min before acid immersion

Model: Chemical burn produced by 2 min immersion of the paw in 12 N hydrochloric, 18 N sulfuric or 14 N hydrofluoric acid

Corticotropin-releasing factor given before acid immersion reduced skin weight gain and Evans blue extravasation, indicating attenuation of the acute inflammatory increase in vascular permeability.

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