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The invention discloses a tea fungus synthesized bacterial cellulose pressure sore dressing<br />
as well as a preparation method and the application thereof. The tea fungus synthesized<br />
bacterial cellulose pressure sore dressing is a tea fungus synthesized bacterial cellulose<br />
membrane, and the cellulose component is mainly formed by secretion and synthesis<br />
of tea fungus strains in the fermentation culturing process in a sugar tea culture medium<br />
containing carboxymethyl chitosan; the water absorption rate of the dressing is<br />
89-94.3%, the porosity is 85-91.2%, and the water vapor transmission rate is between<br />
1,383.5 g.m.d and 1,486.5 g.m.d. According to the invention, since<br />
the nano bacterial cellulose pressure sore dressing is prepared with a sugar tea fermentation<br />
method by adopting the tea fungus, the method for synthesis of bacterial cellulose<br />
has the advantages of low cost, low environment requirement for synthesis sites and simple<br />
technical requirements; the nano bacterial cellulose material has favorable biosecurity<br />
and histocompatibility, which cannot cause stimulation and sensitization to a wound<br />
surface, and is conducive to the promotion of wound healing.<br />
A synthesis of the bacterial cellulose Kombucha pressure sores dressing, characterized in<br />
that: a Kombucha synthetic bacterial cellulose membrane, cellulose component mainly<br />
composed of Kombucha strains containing carboxymethyl chitosan sugar tea culture<br />
The fermentation process of secretion synthesis; 89~94.3% water absorption of the dressing,<br />
85~91.2% porosity, the water vapor transmission rate of 1435 ± 51.5 _2 1-1g.m.α ο<br />
2.- kinds of bacterial cellulose synthesis Kombucha pressure sores dressing preparation,<br />
characterized by: comprising the steps of: Cl) in accordance with the percentage by<br />
weight containing 0.5 ^ 2 percent of black or green tea, 1 (Γ20% sucrose or glucose was<br />
added distilled water containing 500mL beaker, boil 5 to 15 minutes, cooled to room temperature<br />
to obtain a solution I; (2) the above step (I) prepared solution I was filtered, the<br />
residue after removal of the tea leaves were added relative by weight or volume percentage<br />
in the final contents were 0.5~lwt%, 0.5~1% ν / ν, 0.5~lwt% and 0.5~lwt% of yeast,<br />
alcohol, carboxymethyl chitosan and peptone, stirring to dissolve, too Solution II; (3) in<br />
the above step (2) was II by double-distilled water, f 5% of the total volume of acetic acid<br />
solution and PH value is adjusted separately and 4.5~5.5 IL, pasteurization sterilization<br />
20 ~ 30 minutes; (4) The above steps basal medium (3) is poured into a freshly prepared<br />
to fly with 3 layers of clean gauze, clean container ventilation, adding kombucha mother<br />
plant, 30 ° C temperature, clean environment 7 to 10 days under stationary culture; (5)<br />
In achieving the above step incubation time (4), the gas in the medium - liquid interface<br />
translucent, gelatinous film carefully removed, the film is Kombucha synthetic bacterial<br />
cellulose membrane, the Kombucha synthetic bacterial cellulose film was rinsed with<br />
distilled water three times, each time 1 (Γ15 minutes to remove the residual impurities<br />
media and film; (6) The above steps Bacterial cellulose membrane (5) in the gel was<br />
immersed in synthetic `Kombucha molar concentration of 0.05, NaOH solution .1M in<br />
boiling 15 ~ 20 minutes to further remove the residual bacterial membrane components<br />
and other impurities; (7) The kombucha synthetic bacterial cellulose membrane (6) tre-