BH WOUND CARE | Case Study 103

Results after just 4 Treatments!

Venous insufficiency and chronic wounds can present complex challenges in wound management. This case study showcases the successful treatment provided by BH Wound Care to a  female patient with a long-standing chronic wound due to venous insufficiency. Despite previous attempts by multiple podiatrists and vascular specialists, the wound remained unhealed due to the patient’s underlying health condition. BH Wound Care employed a specialized treatment approach, including amniotic tissue application, resulting in the complete closure of the wound after only four treatment sessions.

• 63-year-old female
• History of venous insufficiency
• Suffered from the chronic wound for nearly two years
• Previous treatments by various podiatrists and vascular specialists were unsuccessful
• Patient’s health condition posed challenges for wound healing

The primary objective of this case study was to assess the effectiveness of BH Wound Care’s specialized treatment protocol in closing the chronic wound of a 63-year-old female patient with venous insufficiency. The focus was on achieving complete wound closure and relieving the patient of pain and discomfort associated with the non-healing wound.

• Comprehensive Assessment: BH Wound Care conducted a thorough assessment of the patient’s wound and medical history to understand the underlying factors contributing to the chronicity of the wound, particularly in the context of venous insufficiency.
• Amniotic Tissue Application: One of BH Wound Care’s wound care specialists applied amniotic tissue to the patient’s wound. Amniotic tissue contains growth factors and cytokines that promote tissue regeneration and wound healing.
• Advanced Dressings: BH Wound Care utilized advanced dressings to maintain a moist wound environment, promote granulation tissue formation, and protect the wound from potential infections.
• Compression Therapy: Considering the patient’s history of venous insufficiency, compression therapy was employed to improve vascular circulation and manage swelling.

• After four treatment sessions, significant progress was observed in the patient’s chronic wound.
• The application of amniotic tissue proved effective in enhancing the wound healing process.
• The wound showed notable signs of improvement, with a reduction in size and depth.
• BH Wound Care’s specialized treatment approach successfully facilitated complete wound closure.

This case study highlights the successful management of a chronic wound in a 63-year-old female patient with a history of venous insufficiency. Despite previous unsuccessful attempts by multiple podiatrists and vascular specialists, BH Wound Care’s comprehensive treatment protocol, including the application of amniotic tissue, led to the successful closure of the wound after only four treatment sessions. The use of advanced dressings and compression therapy further contributed to the positive outcome. This case underscores the importance of tailored wound care strategies, especially when dealing with complex wound healing challenges, such as venous insufficiency-related wounds. BH Wound Care’s specialized approach offers promising solutions for patients suffering from chronic wounds, enhancing their quality of life and well-being. Further research and clinical studies may shed additional light on the long-term efficacy of BH Wound Care’s treatments in managing similar cases.