Figure 1. The effect on PGE₂, exude volume and the number of immune cell infiltration at the inflammation site at 6 hrs after carrageenan injection.

Male Wistar rats were fed with aspirin at 150 mg/kg (asp, n = 6) or combination of aspirin and γT at 33 mg/kg (asp+ γT, n = 6) by gavage using 0.5 mL tocopherol-stripped corn oil as the vehicle for 3 days before carrageenan injection. Control (ctrl, n = 6) animals received the same volume of tocopherol-stripped corn oil. Six hours after the induction of inflammation, the effect on PGE₂ (A), exudate volume (B) and immune cell infiltration (in million) (C) were determined. Results are expressed as Mean ± SEM. **P < 0.02 indicates a statistically significant difference between asp or asp+γT and ctrl.