SODIUM HYALURONATE
Introduction
Sodium hyaluronate, also known as sodium vitreous acid, is a biologically active substance widely present in the human body. It is a polymeric straight-chain mucopolysaccharide polymerised by glucoaldehyde and acetylaminohexose to form a disaccharide unit, with a molecular weight of 1 million. A thick and elastic solution is formed in the water, which has physiological acidity and ionic strength Chemicalbook. Its molecular morphology is changeable, so it can also be passed with a thinner injection needle. Distil the substances that do not cause inflammation in sodium hyaluronate.
USE
Sodium hyaluronate has the effect of promoting wound healing. Sodium hyaluronate can form a macromolecular reticular barrier on the surface of eye tissue, prevent inflammatory substances from entering the wound and focal area, and can significantly improve the viscosity and adhesion of the drug solution, so that the chemicalbook can be stored on the corneal surface for a long time and concentrated, achieving long-term and powerful effect. Sodium hyaluronate can stabilise the tear film, prolong the rupture time of the tear film, and relieve the symptoms of dry eyes. It is used for corneal burns caused by keratitis, corneal ulcers, corneal damage or other chemical and physical factors.
