[Experimental study of the efficiency of use of sodium hypochlorite in the complex treatment of purulent keratitis].

The experiment has provided evidence for the safe use of 0.1% aqueous sodium hypochlorite for ocular tissues and for its therapeutic efficacy in purulent keratitis. The therapeutic effect is achieved by accelerating the lysis of neurotic tissues, by suppressing the pathogenic microflora, by alleviating an inflammatory reaction, by stimulating epithelization and reparative regeneration, by activating the phagocytic properties of neutrophilic leukocytes by 1.8-times, by increasing their functional reserves by 1.3 times as compared to the similar parameters observed in the use of conventional treatments.