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Hard to Heal Chronic Wounds in Difficult Patients: Nexodyn in a Case Series

Topics: 
Diabetic Foot Ulcers
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Lead Presenter

E. Ricci, MD

Supporting Presenters

Manuela Giarratana, Professional Association Vulnologica, Turin, Italy

Presented At

2015 IWWT

Abstract

We report 4 clinical cases of large (120-300 cm2), hard-to-heal wounds with unsatisfying healing rates despite personalized standard therapy, including hospitalization and surgery. The lesions are characterized by a particularly long wound onset in patients with sever multi-pathological clinical conditions. Wounds were treated with Nexodyn, a new acid-oxidizing spray solution, characterized by acid (pH95%), used in these patients as a cleanser, moistener and wound lubricator to contribute to microenviornment modulation.

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