To investigate the effect of yeast glucan on wound healing in rabbits, histopathological findings and wound contraction after topical application of glucan on the open wound were observed. Formalin fixation and embedding of tissues at wound were prepared for histopathological findings at the other day after wounding. Wound size was measured for contraction. Macrophages appeared in the deeper site under the scab at day 1 after wounding in the glucan treated group, but not in the control. A number of macrophages, fibroblasts and a small number of neutrophils were observed at day 3 after wounding In the glucan treated group as compared with the control. Histopathological findings at day 5 after wounding in control were similar with those at day 3 in the glucan treated group. Glucan like granules were scattered in the cytoplasm of macrophages at day 5 in the glucan treated group. A great portion of wound reepithelialized at day 5 in the glucan treated group but a small portion of wound in the control. The Present study indicated that the treatment of 5,000$mu extrm{g}$/$mell$ of glucan has an effect on wound heal. ins in respect to migration of macrophage into the wound site, granulation tissue formation and epithelialization.