rct
    1995

    Effect of pantothenic acid and ascorbic acid supplementation on human skin wound healing process

    Vaxman F, Olender S, Lambert A, Nisand G, Aprahamian M, Bruch JF, Didier E, Volkmar P, Grenier JF

    Published in European Surgical Research

    Methodology

    Double-blind randomised trial of pantothenic acid plus ascorbic acid supplementation on surgical wound healing with biomechanical and biochemical endpoints.

    Key Findings

    Supplementation raised blood pantothenate levels but produced no clinically meaningful improvement in wound healing strength.

    Conclusions

    Pantothenic acid supplementation did not improve wound healing outcomes in this controlled trial.

    Limitations

    Older trial, combined intervention, modest sample.

    Supplements Studied

    Vitamin B5
    Vitamin

    Supplementation raised blood pantothenate levels without clinically meaningful improvement in wound healing.

    Outcomes Measured

    Supplementation raised blood pantothenate levels but produced no clinically meaningful improvement in wound healing strength.

    Study Details

    Year:1995
    Sample Size:49
    Duration:3 weeks
    Quality Score:5/10

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