crystallized trypsin

crystallized trypsin
[USP] a purified, crystallized preparation from an extract of the pancreas of the ox, Bos taurus; used topically for its proteolytic effect in the dйbridement of necrotic wounds and ulcers, abscesses, fistulas, and sinuses, and in the treatment of empyema.

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