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1 BIOPAD TM CASE REPORT STUDIES
2 BIOPADTM CASE SERIES A N A LY S I S
3 A N A LY S I S Wound Healing Rates Wound healing rates were tracked for 28 days in patients with Chronic non-healing wounds using BioPad Equine Collagen Dressing as a primary wound dressing. Total Average Healing Rate of 87% was achieved in 3 chronic wound types; Diabetic Ulcers, Venous Leg Ulcers, and Pressure Ulcers.
4 D I A B E T I C U L C E R S Age of Patient: 53 Wound Location: Left Plantar Great Toe Age of Wound: 4.5 years Co-morbidities: Diabetes, CAD, CHF, CVI Previous Treatments: SOC, Apligraph, HBO, Endoform Current Treatments: BioPad
5 D I A B E T I C U L C E R S Age of Patient: 65 Wound Location: Right Great Toe Amp. Site Age of Wound: 2 years Co-morbidities: Diabetes, Hypertension, DVT Previous Treatments: SOC, NPWT, Dermagraft, Medi-honey, Hypochlorous Acid Current Treatments: BioPad
6 D I A B E T I C U L C E R S Age of Patient: 79 Wound Location: Right Lower Extremity Age of Wound: 2 weeks Co-morbidities: Diabetes, CAD, CABG, Hypertension, Melanoma, Hyperlipidemia Previous Treatments: SOC, HBO, IV Antibiotics, Endoform, Oasis, Prisma, Santyl Current Treatments: BioPad, HBO
7 D I A B E T I C U L C E R S Age of Patient: 54 Wound Location: Left Ankle Age of Wound: 2 Months Co-morbidities: Diabetes, PAD Previous Treatments: SOC, HBO, IV Antibiotics Current Treatments: BioPad
8 BIOPADTM CASE SERIES V E N E O U S L E G U L C E R S
9 V E N E O U S L E G U L C E R S Age of Patient: 93 Wound Location: Left Anterior Leg Age of Wound: 2 Months Co-morbidities: CVI, CABG, A-Fib. TIA Previous Treatments: Tubigrip Compression, Santyl, Calcium Alginate Current Treatments: BioPad, Unnaboot
10 V E N E O U S L E G U L C E R S Age of Patient: 48 Wound Location: Left Medial Lower Leg Age of Wound: 3.5 Months Co-morbidities: CVI, DVT Left Leg Previous Treatments: Compression, Silver Alginate, Systemic Antibiotics, Xeroform Current Treatments: BioPad
11 V E N E O U S L E G U L C E R S Age of Patient: 37 Wound Location: Left Lateral Low Gaiter Age of Wound: 5 Years Co-morbidities: CVI, CHF, Hypertension Neuropathy, Obesity, Hepatitis A, Hepatitis B Previous Treatments: Compression, Hypochlorous Acid, Epifix Current Treatments: BioPad, Coban 2 Compression
12 V E N E O U S L E G U L C E R S Age of Patient: 76 Wound Location: Right Posterior Ankle Age of Wound: 1 Month Co-morbidities: CVI, PVD, Hypertension Previous Treatments: Compression, Hypochlorous Acid, Hydrofera Blue Current Treatments: BioPad, Coban 2 Compression
13 V E N E O U S L E G U L C E R S Age of Patient: 89 Wound Location: Left Anterior Gaiter Age of Wound: 6 Month Co-morbidities: CVI, CHF, Diabetes, Breast Cancer, Renal Disease, MI Previous Treatments: Compression, Hypochlorous Acid, Hydrofera Blue Current Treatments: BioPad, Coban 2 Compression
14 V E N E O U S L E G U L C E R S Age of Patient: 71 Wound Location: Left Medial Leg Age of Wound: 6 Weeks Co-morbidities: Hypothyroid, CAD, Hypertension Previous Treatments: Santyl, Silver Alginate, 3M Coban 2 Compression Current Treatments: BioPad, Coban 2 Compression
15 BIOPADTM CASE SERIES P R E S S U R E
16 P R E S S U R E Age of Patient: 82 Wound Location: Left Plantar Heel Age of Wound: 6 Months Co-morbidities: Colectomy Previous Treatments: Debridement, CelluTome, Off Loading, Collagen, Silver Alginate Current Treatments: BioPad
17 P R E S S U R E Age of Patient: 19 Wound Location: Left Heel Age of Wound: 6 Weeks Co-morbidities: Spina Bifida, Paraplegic Previous Treatments: Debridement, Prafo Boot, SOC Current Treatments: BioPad, Prafo Boot
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