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Modified Sorbents for Pharmacology

Enterosorbents are widely used in medicine with a significant number of pathological conditions, accompanied by both endo- and exotoxication. The accumulated experience of using sorbents has shown that the sanogenic effect of sorbents on the body can be enhanced if they are modified by various biologically active components. The aim of the work is the use of modified sorption materials based on aluminum oxide, polymethylsiloxane and active components - lithium citrate, silver nanoclusters, melatonin in medicine.