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Review Article

Medicinal Herbs from Phytoinformatics: An Aid for Skin Burn Management

Author(s): Deepti Sharma, Sapna Jain, Amit Kumar Mishra, Ruby Sharma* and Ankit Tanwar*

Volume 23, Issue 12, 2022

Published on: 13 May, 2022

Page: [1436 - 1448] Pages: 13

DOI: 10.2174/1389201023666220310141308

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Abstract

Skin burn injury is the most common cause of trauma that is still considered a dreadful condition in healthcare emergencies around the globe. Due to the availability of a variety of regimes, their management remains a dynamical challenge for the entire medical and paramedical community. Indeed, skin burn injuries are accompanied by a series of several devastating events that lead to sepsis and multiple organ dysfunction syndromes. Hence, the challenge lies in the development of a better understanding as well as clear diagnostic criteria and predictive biomarkers, which are important in their management. Though there are several regimes available in the market, there are still numerous limitations and challenges in the management. In this review article, we have discussed the various biomarkers that could be targeted for managing skin burn injuries. Instead of focusing on allopathic medication that has its adverse events per se, we have discussed the history, ethnopharmacology properties, and prospects of identified phytomedicines from a well-established herbal informatics model. This review article not only discusses the benefits of scrutinized phytocompounds but also the development of novel druggable phyto-compounds to target skin burn injury at a lower cost with no adverse effects.

Keywords: Skin burn injury, herbal informatics, phytoinformatics, phytocompounds, medicinal herbs, scarring.

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