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TB-500 Studied Post-Surgery Recovery: Research Comparison

Rat laparotomy Abdominal adhesion prevention 5 mg/kg intraperitoneal, single dose post-op Adhesion score at 14 days 63% reduction in adhesion formation J Surg Res 2019 Most significant adhesion reduction data to date. Mechanism likely involves fibrinolytic pat

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  • Rat laparotomy
  • Abdominal adhesion prevention
  • 5 mg/kg intraperitoneal, single dose post-op
  • Adhesion score at 14 days
  • 63% reduction in adhesion formation
  • J Surg Res 2019
  • Most significant adhesion reduction data to date. Mechanism likely involves fibrinolytic pathway modulation
  • Equine tendon repair
  • Superficial digital flexor tendon lesion
  • 20 mg subcutaneous, twice weekly × 4 weeks
  • Tensile strength and fiber alignment on ultrasound
  • 27% greater tensile strength, 19% improved alignment
  • Equine Vet J 2016
  • Gold standard for tendon healing models. Results directly applicable to human soft tissue repair contexts
  • Canine soft tissue incision
  • Post-operative wound closure
  • Topical gel (0.1% TB-500), applied daily × 10 days
  • Time to complete wound closure
  • 40% faster closure, reduced scar width
  • Vet Surg 2021
  • Topical application bypasses systemic exposure concerns. Promising for translation to human incision care
  • Rat myocardial infarction
  • Post-infarct tissue repair
  • 6 mg/kg intraperitoneal, 3× weekly × 4 weeks
  • Capillary density in infarcted tissue
  • 31% greater capillary density
  • Cardiovasc Res 2020
  • Demonstrates TB-500's angiogenic effect extends beyond wound healing to ischemic tissue repair
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