A collaborative study with Harvard Medical School
Expediting Wound Healing in Uncontrolled Diabetic Patients: Photobiomodulation Therapy as Adjunctive Therapy with Collagen and Chitosan Dressing
Publication Details:
Burukan, Z. (n.d.) Expediting wound healing in uncontrolled diabetic patients: Photobiomodulation therapy as adjunctive therapy with collagen and chitosan dressing.
Wound Details
62-year-old male with uncontrolled diabetes
Key Findings and Data:
- MaxioCel dressing Intervention & Photobiomodulation (Blue Light LED)
- Wound transitioned from stagnation to active healing phase
- Improved due to enhanced exudate control and bioactive wound healing properties of MaxioCel dressing
- Patient reported lower pain scores throughout treatment
- Wound significantly reduced in size, leading to successful discharge on July 12, 2023
Key Insights
- MaxioCel dressing enhances fluid absorption, improves peri-wound skin health, and promotes granulation tissue formation.
Comprehensive Wound - Monitoring (TIME & HPSC Assessments) ensures precise tracking of healing progression and intervention effectiveness.
- Strategic Combination of Standard of Care & Innovative Adjunct Therapies can improve outcomes in non-healing diabetic wounds.
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