BH WOUND CARE | Case Study 105

Results after just 4 Treatments!

• 73-year-old female patient
• History of diabetes
• Presented with a left anterior leg wound that had been present for six months
• Prior treatment by a podiatrist did not yield any improvement in wound size or healing
• The non-healing wound posed a significant concern for the patient’s overall health and well-being

The primary objective of this case study was to assess the effectiveness of BH Wound Care’s treatment protocol, particularly the application of amniotic tissue, in promoting the closure and healing of a chronic diabetic leg wound in a 73-year-old female patient. The focus was on achieving significant wound improvement and relieving the patient of pain and potential complications associated with non-healing wounds.

• Comprehensive Assessment: BH Wound Care conducted a comprehensive evaluation of the patient’s diabetic leg wound, taking into account the patient’s medical history and diabetes-related factors that could influence wound healing.
• Amniotic Tissue Application: BH Wound Care’s wound specialist 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 tailored to the patient’s specific wound characteristics, creating an optimal healing environment and preventing potential infections.
• Offloading Techniques: To alleviate pressure on the wound site, offloading techniques were employed to facilitate wound healing and reduce the risk of further complications.

• After four treatment sessions, significant progress was observed in the diabetic leg wound.
• The application of amniotic tissue proved to be effective in promoting wound closure and healing.
• The wound showed a notable decrease in size and exhibited signs of tissue regeneration and granulation.
• BH Wound Care’s specialized treatment protocol successfully facilitated complete wound closure and healing.

This case study demonstrates the successful management and healing of a chronic diabetic leg wound in a 73-year-feold male patient through BH Wound Care’s specialized treatment protocol. Despite previous unsuccessful attempts by a podiatrist, BH Wound Care’s tailored approach, which included amniotic tissue application, led to significant improvements. Through comprehensive wound assessment, amniotic tissue application, advanced dressings, and offloading techniques, the wound completely closed and healed after just four treatments. BH Wound Care’s specialized approach offers promising solutions for patients with challenging diabetic wounds, addressing the underlying causes of non-healing wounds and promoting successful healing. Further research and clinical studies may provide additional insights into the long-term efficacy of BH Wound Care’s treatments for diabetic leg wounds and similar cases.