This International Case Series Report presents six case studies from South Africa, The Netherlands, Germany and the United Kingdom, which illustrate use of BIOSORB Gelling Fibre Dressing for a range of aetiologies, including ulcerations, traumatic wounds and post-surgical wounds. All of the...

 This Wounds International case series evaluation presents seven case studies from five locations, illustrating use of PROMOGRAN Matrix and PROMOGRAN PRISMA Matrix in a range of wounds including diabetic foot wounds, leg ulcers, and atypical ulcers. All the wounds included in this study had...

This case study booklet describes the use of TIELLE Silicone Border and TIELLE Non Adhesive in the management of a variety of chronic wounds and in patients with complicating factors. Many of the patients were experiencing acute, high levels of wound-related pain, exudate levels and decreased...

This document contains a series of case reports describing the use of INADINETM in patients with a range of acute wounds (minor traumatic injuries). INADINE was used on minor traumatic wounds where infection was suspected or confirmed; for example, minor trauma, post-surgical wounds, or minor...

This document contains a series of case reports describing the use of PROMOGRAN® and PROMOGRAN PRISMA® (Systagenix) on patients with non-healing chronic wounds with elevated protease activity (EPA), assessed using a WOUNDCHEK™ Protease Status (Systagenix) test. All patients were treated for a...

This document contains a series of case reports describing the use of Askina® Calgitrol® Paste (B Braun), a novel formulation of an established topical antimicrobial, in patients with infected diabetic foot wounds. All patients were treated for a minimum of two weeks and the decision to continue...

This document contains a series of case reports describing the use of ACTISORB® (Systagenix) in patients with a range of wound types. All patients were treated for a minimum of 2–4 weeks and the decision to continue with ACTISORB® was based on continual assessment. A formal assessment was...

This document contains a series of case reports describing the use of SILVERCEL® NON-ADHERENT (Systagenix) in patients with a range of wound types. All patients were treated for a minimum of four weeks and the decision to continue with SILVERCEL® NON-ADHERENT was based on continual assessment. A...

ADAPTIC TOUCH is a non-adherent, flexible, open-mesh primary wound contact layer composed of cellulose acetate coated with a soft-tack silicone that may assist dressing application. In this series of international case studies, ADAPTIC TOUCH was used as an alternative to traditional wound contact...

Infection is the single most important contributory factor in delayed wound healing. All wounds contain micro-organisms (mainly bacteria), but not all wounds will become infected. The potential for bacteria to delay healing is influenced by the ability of the patient’s immune system to combat the...