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[Anti-inflammatory, antibacterial and antimycotic effects of dark sulfonated shale oil (ichthammol)].
Berliner und Münchener Tierärztliche Wochenschrift 2000 October
Dark sulfonated shale oil (Ichthammol, ammoniumbituminosulfonate) is an active ingredient of natural origin that was included in Annex II of European Council Regulation (EEC) 2377/90. Therefore, this well-tolerated substance is available further on as a dermatological agent for the application to animals from which food is produced for human consumption. The manifold pharmacological actions could be substantiated in numerous in-vitro studies using the Ichthammol from Seefeld, Austria. The antiinflammatory action which is well-known from clinical experience could be traced back to an influence of the substance on the formation, secretion and effect of inflammation mediators. Antibacterial and antimycotic actions which are well-known from clinical use could be confirmed in in-vitro studies as well.
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