Case presented by Jacob
Fassman,
DPM;
Podiatrist
Foot and Ankle;
Colorado
Colorado
Springs,
CO
A 70 YEAR OLD FEMALE with osteoarthritis, hypertension,
and neuropathy presented with three pressure/ neuropathic
ulcers on right foot that had been present for four months
with a history of infection. Treated at wound clinic without
significant improvement Referred to vascular specialist who
determined adequate blood flow for healing and no
significant PAD
Location : Right leg
Wound type : Pressure / neuropathic ulcer
Weeks to Resolution : 13
Total number of applications : 6
(A) 0.9 x0.2x0.3 cm
(B)4.6x33x02 cm
(C) 2x12x03 cm
INlTIAL VISIT Post-debridement
applied 2x2 cm lmpax to all wounds
(A) 0.2x0.2 x 0.2 cm I Reduced 94%
(B) 4.6x3.3 x 02 cm I Reduced 96%
(C) 2x12x03 cm I Reduced 80%
2-WEEK VISIT Post-debridement
applied 2x2 cm lmpax to all wounds
(A) Would Resolved
(B) 1.8 x 0.4 x 0.1 cm I Reduced 35%
(C) 0.3x0.6x0.3 cm I Reduced 63%
6-WEEK VISIT After surgery to remove
infected bone and resolution of
infection; post-debridement applied
2x2 cm lmpax to all wounds.
(B) 1.1 x 0.4 x 0.1 cm I Reduced 39%
(C) 0.3x0.4x0.2 cm I Reduce 56%
8-WEEK VISIT Post-debridement
applied 2x2 cm lmpax to all wounds
(B) 05 x 0.1 x 0.1 cm I Reduced 89%
(C) 0.6 x 1x0.2 cm I Reduced 400%
10-WEEK VISIT Post-debridement
applied 2x2 cm lmpax to all wounds
(B) Wound Resolved
(C) 0.4 x 06x0.3 cm I Reduced 40%
12-WEEK VISIT Post-debridement
applied 2x2 cm lmpox to all wound;
all wounds resolved at week I3
Results of
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