Nanogen Aktiv. Naz Wahab MD, FAAFP, FAPWCA Nexderma

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Nanogen Aktiv Naz Wahab MD, FAAFP, FAPWCA Nexderma

Patient BM 75 y.o female with a history of Type 2 Diabetes, HTN, Hypercholesterolemia, Renal insufficiency, Chronic back Pain, who had undergone a L3-L4 laminectomy in 2005. Postoperatively the wound failed to heal. She has been with a non healing wound since then. She has had surgical revisions, failed surgical flap, surgical debridements, hyperbaric oxygen treatments (last in 2010), split thickness skin grafts, Living skin substitutes, negative pressure therapy, and a variety of topical wound care products to stimulate healing without success Nanogen Aktiv was used with visible success within one application.

Patient BM Original Wound Oct 30, 2014 Week 1 Nov 6, 2014

Patient BM 11/13/14 11/20/14

Patient BM 11/22/14 11/26/14

Patient BB 72 y.o female with history of type 2 diabetes, hypertension, hypercholesterolemia, peripheral neuropathy, history of osteomyelitis in the great toe on bilateral feet, who presented for plantar surface diabetic ulcer on the right great toe. She has been with the wound for 6 months with wound care debridements and topical antimicrobials for 6 months with her surgeon. She presented to the outpatient wound center thereafter with no improvements, she underwent weekly debridement, topical antimicrobial, gait dynamic evaluation and correction. Nanogen was started after 9 months of nonhealing. Within the 3 applications. The patient was almost healed.

Patient BB 10/30/14 11/6/14

Patient BB 11/13/14 11/22/14

Patient CT 67 y.o female history of Coronary Artery Disease, Hypertension, Hypercholesterolemia, Congestive Heart Failure, and Renal insufficiency who had undergone a Coronary Artery Bypass surgery in September 2014. Postoperatively she had an area along the midline chest incision that failed to heal. Within 4 weeks she was taken back to the OR for a partial sternectomy and sternal wire removal secondary to hardware infection. Postoperatively she was placed on negative pressure therapy for 3 consecutive weeks without significant change in wound volume. Nanogen Aktiv was started and the negative pressure therapy was discontinued. Within 2 weeks of Nanogen Aktiv therapy the wound volume has decreased and granulation tissue quality improved dramatically.

Patient CT

Patient CT

Patient CT

Patinet JJ 59 y.o female with a history of Coronary Artery Disease, Hypertension, Congestive Heart Failure, Renal insufficiency who had undergone a Coronary Artery Bypass in January 2014. Postoperatively she developed a scab on the inferior aspect of the midline chest incision that then within 2 months began draining. She was only topically treated with antimicrobials and finally brought to the wound center. The wound was thoroughly debrided and tracts were exposed. She was placed on a negative pressure therapy for 3 weeks with no significant change wound volume. Nanogen Aktiv was initiated after approximately 11 months of non-healing. Within 3 applications of Nanogen Aktiv the patient s wound was visibly smaller and healing.

10/30/14 11/11/14

11/11/14 11/18/14

Patient AR 80 y.o female with a history of Coronary disease, Stroke, Peripheral Vascular disease, Venous Stasis, Hypertension, Chronic cellulitis who had been suffering with severe circumferential wounds on bilateral lower legs in since June 2013. Patient had undergone hospitalization for IV antibiotics, and endovascular procedures to aid in blood flow to the lower legs. In February she presented weekly to the wound center for debridements and topical wound dressings and venous compression. Her residual wound was on the left Achilles area with tendon exposed. She was continued on aggressive treatment but halted in her improvement for greater than 2 months. She was started on Nanogen Aktiv in October 2014 and within 4 applications made visible improvement in wound size.

Patient AR 10/30/14 11/6/14

Patient AR 11/13/14 11/20/14

11/25/14 Patient AR

Patient JB 49 y.o male with a history of Type 2 Diabetes, Congestive Heart Failure, Chronic Renal Insufficiency, and Lower extremity edema developed a wound after a hospitalization for congestive heart failure. Patient was discharged to follow up at the wound center. Patient was found to have a severe cellulitis and osteomyelitis of the left calcaneus. He underwent a surgical calcanectomy, but still failed to heal and dehisced his entire surgical site. Patient underwent weekly debridements, IV antibiotics, topical wound care dressing changes, and hyperbaric oxygen treatments. His wound progress halted for a period of 3 months once he discontinued hyperbaric treatments. Nanogen Aktiv was started and within 2 applications the patient had visible decrease in wound size and volume. Prior to the start of Nanogen the patients wound was open for 12 months.

Patient JB 10/29/14 11/5/14

Patient JB 11/12/14 11/19/14

Patient DK 44 y.o female who initially presented to the hospital in August 2014 with a rapidly spreading infection of the left groin. She was found to be a new onset type 2 diabetic with necrotizing fasciitis. She was hospitalized taken for emergency surgical debridements of the affected areas, and placed on IV antibiotics in a long term care facility for 6 weeks. She was on negative pressure for 2 months with a definite stagnation in wound improvement. She was started on Nanogen Aktiv and within 2 applications the wound volume decreased. The patient had a 4 cm tunnel at the lateral edge of the wound and within 2 weeks the tunnel was closed.

10/29/14 11/4/14

11/11/14 11/18/14

Patient WC 47 y.o male with a history of Protein C and Protein S deficiency with multiple issues with lower extremity deep vein and arterial thrombosis, and a severe allergy to heparin, who had sustained a Motor Vehicle Accident in 2012 in which he developed compartment syndrome to the right leg. He underwent multiple arterial re-vascularizations, and thrombectomies, and finally a right lower leg fasciotomy. This was the second Fasciotomy the patient sustained to the same leg secondary to a previous history of compartment syndrome he had several years prior. Patient has undergone arterial endovascular procedures, venous ablation, wears compression stockings at all times, completed several courses of hyperbaric oxygen treatments, and had 2 split thickness skin grafts, all of which failed to achieve complete healing. Patient was started on Nanogen and within 2 applications there was visible improvement in the wound bed quality and size.

Patient WC right lateral leg 10/30/14 11/6/14

Patient WC right lateral leg 11/13/14 11/20/14

Patient WC right medial leg 10/30/14 11/6/14

Patient JM 74 y.o woman with a diagnosis of rapidly progressive scleroderma in 2013 who had developed a right medial elbow wound in Feb of 2014. Patient was initially treated with a combination of topical steroids and antimicrobials. With continued worsening of the wound she presented to the wound center with complete 90 degree contracture of her right elbow and extreme pain at the wound site. After investigation she was diagnosed with osteomyelitis and treated with IV antibiotics with aggressive topical wound care. After the wound size failed to improve for several consecutive weeks the patient was placed on Nanogen Aktiv. Patient developed marked improvement in granulation tissue and a decrease in wound size within 2 application of the product.

Patient JM 11/6/14 11/13/14

11/20/14

Extra Pictures WC right lateral leg WC right medial leg

BM- back Extra Pics

Extra Pics JB left heel JB left heel