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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 8 Dragon’s Blood topical treatment of lower limb observation of 36 cases of chronic ulcer [Abstract] Objective: Dragon’s Blood topical treatment of chronic lower extremity ulcer. Methods: The right to our hospital in 36 cases of chronic lower extremity ulcers in patients with long treatment, treatment for wound debridement, and then use local topical Dragon’s Blood powder, supplemented by microwave apparatus exposure, to promote wound dry, to accelerate wound healing. Results: The cure 34 cases, accounting for 94.4%; improvement in 2 cases, accounting for 5.6%, with a total effective rate was 100%. Conclusion: The Dragon’s Blood topical treatment of chronic lower extremity ulcer remarkable, quick, simple, toxic side effects, worthy to be popularized. [Keywords:] Dragon’s Blood; chronic ulcers; efficacy Leg ulcer is a surgical common diseases, especially chronic lower extremity ulcers are more difficult cases, this can not be a long-term ulcer healing, or healing after repeated attacks, and some ulcers and even cancer. In all lower extremity chronic ulcers, ulcers caused by venous disease, the proportion of 90%, and less than 10% of the remaining artery disease, thromboangiitis obliterans, lymphatic obstruction and neurological diseases, metabolic disorders, blood system Panniculitis due to disturbance and so on. Refractory ulcer long treatment, to bring the pain for patients and economic burden seriously affect people’s normal life and work. For chronic ulcers, conventional treatment of medication and more time-consuming and laborious, the wound does not heal quickly, efficacy is often not ideal. The author in October 1999 ~ December 2007 on the long treatment of 36 patients with chronic lower extremity ulcers in patients using the powder inside the Dragon’s Blood Capsules Treated wound ulcer after 3 to 16 times the basic healing of the wound dressing with satisfactory results are presented below : 1 Data and methods 1.1 Clinical dat