Diabetic foot ulcer
Patient: Female, 40 years old
Etiology: Diabetic foot ulcer. Treated for 2 months with standard of care without success
Comorbidities: Diabetes mellitus
Source: Dr. Ezequiel Alfonseca Abreu, Center for Podiatry, Orthopaedics, Dominican Republic
One week after SUPRA SDRM® application. Only the outer dressings are changed weekly (in this case: ironed absorbent cotton and elastic bandage)
Two weeks after SUPRA SDRM® application. Residues of the degraded SUPRA SDRM® were still visible in the wound and were not removed
Four weeks after SUPRA SDRM® application
Five weeks after SUPRA SDRM® application
Six weeks after SUPRA SDRM® application. Complete wound healing within six weeks with a single application of SUPRA SDRM®
Foot laceration
Goal: Healing to Closure
Patient: Male, 47 years old, diabetes mellitus type 2
Findings: Traumatic laceration, complicated by infection, resulting in a hard-to-heal wound
Treatment: Resolution of the bacterial soft tissue infection, followed by a single application of SUPRA SDRM®
Outcome: Healing to closure by 13 weeks
Source: Dr. V Cabrera and Dr. V Polanco, Hospital Regional Dr. Marcelino Vélez Santana, Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic
Initial presentation prior to SUPRA SDRM® application
1 week post-SUPRA SDRM® application
3 weeks post-SUPRA SDRM® application
5 weeks post-SUPRA SDRM® application
7 weeks post-SUPRA SDRM® application
9 weeks post-SUPRA SDRM® application
10 weeks post-SUPRA SDRM® application
13 weeks post-SUPRA SDRM® application
Tumor excision
Goal: Healing to Closure
Patient: Male, 90 years old
Findings: Surgical wound due to squamous cell carcinoma tumor excision
Treatment: Single application of SUPRA SDRM®
Outcome: Healing to closure by 15 weeks
Source: Drs. L & K Kofler, Dermatologic Care Center, Biberach/Riß, Germany
Pre-operative site of squamous cell carcinoma
Intraoperative site post-excision
SUPRA SDRM® application
5 weeks post-SUPRA SDRM® application
11 weeks post-SUPRA SDRM® application
