Histamine-correcting drug pherofunginum and bone tissue regeneration.

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Department of Normal Physiology, Minsk State Medical Institute, Republic of Belarus.

Published: June 1994

It has been shown that a histamine-correcting preparation (Pherofunginum) speeds up bone tissue regeneration. Other histamine correcting preparations behave in a similar way. We conclude that the application of these preparations in traumatology may have beneficial results.

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