Ashtangasamgraha 31.5

31.5

gaṇḍūṣadhāraṇe nityaṃ tailaṃ māṃsaraso 'thavā |

ūṣādāhānvite pāke kṣate cāgantusambhave ||

tat dvividham |

savraṇamavraṇaṃ ca |

tatra savraṇamuktam |

avraṇaṃ punarbhaṅgeṣūpadekṣyate |

bhavati cātra ||

Oil or meat broth should always be held as a mouth-rinse;
in suppurative inflammation attended with heat and burning, and in a wound caused by an external trauma—
it is of two kinds:
with an open wound and without an open wound.
Of these, that with an open wound has been spoken of;
that without an open wound will be taught under fractures.
And on this it is said: