Ten Patient Case Study Series: Across an Integrated Care Board with a Novel New Advanced Wound Dressing with Bioactive Microfibre Gelling (BMG™) Technology Leading to Formulary Application
Publication Details:
Ayo, Z.L., Adeyefa, A. & Cheevers, D. (2023) Ten patient case study series: Across an Integrated Care Board with a novel new advanced wound dressing with Bioactive Microfibre Gelling (BMG™) technology leading to formulary application. Wound Care Today.
Wound Details
Chronic venous ulcers with non-healing leg wounds with high exudate, biofilm presence, fragile periwound skin
Key Findings and Data:
- The wound, initially measuring 10 cm × 5.2 cm, reduced to 7.5 cm × 3 cm by 15th November and was fully healed by 3rd January 2023
- Pain scores dropped from 8 to 1 on the Visual Analogue Scale (VAS)
- Exceptional exudate control, leading to reduced nursing time from three times a week to weekly dressing changes
- Early and effective debridement facilitated, removing 100% biofilm presence

Key Insights
- MaxioCel demonstrated superior wound healing benefits, particularly in chronic venous ulcers.
- MaxioCel’s ability to rapidly manage exudate and biofilm translated into fewer dressing changes, less healthcare burden, and better patient compliance.
- Pain management improvements played a crucial role in patient adherence, with some able to transition to compression therapy—a critical component in venous ulcer care.
- Economic benefits include reduced treatment time, lower antibiotic usage, and fewer clinical interventions, supporting formulary inclusion.