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Hyiodine 2012 presentation for clinicians and nurses

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How to use medical device for wound healing

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Page 1: Hyiodine 2012 presentation for clinicians and nurses
Page 2: Hyiodine 2012 presentation for clinicians and nurses

Why hyaluronic acid for wound healing?

HA is responsible for scarless healing in fetus

„Healing by regeneration“

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• Natural part of human body (tissue, eyes , joints) Part of extracellular matrix

• Important for Migration, Differentiation and Proliferation of cells (fibroblasts, keratinocytes)

• Has high affinity for water, creates moist environment

What is hyaluronic acid (HA) ?

HA HAS UNIQUE REGENERATIVE PROPERTIES

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• 1,50 % HA

• 0,10 % I2

• 0,15 % KI

HyiodineCOMPOSITION

0,25% IODINE COMPLEX

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Unique wound healing and regeneration properties of HYALURONIC ACID

&

Antimicrobial properties of IODINE

ACTIVELY STIMULATES THE HEALING PROCESS

SUITABLE FOR HEALING CHRONIC AND INFECTED WOUNDS

HYIODINE based on SYNERGY

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How Hyiodine works ?

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INDICATIONS

1) CHRONIC, STAGNATING WOUNDS MAKING NO

PROGRESS

• Diabetic ulcers

• Deep wounds, fistulae, sinuses

• Infected, dehisced wounds after surgery

• Leg ulcers (venous, arterial)

• Pressure ulcers

2) ACUTE, TRAUMATIC WOUNDS

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APPLICATION METHODS

• Directly to the wound for small wounds, fistulae, sinuses

can be injected in wounds

• Via carrier dressing for all kinds of wounds

very effective and versatile application

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COMBINATION WITH OTHER DRESSINGS

• Alginate Infected, sloughy wounds.

• Parafin (oily) gauze Dry wounds.

• PU foam Clean, non-infected wounds only !

• Inadine infected wounds To reduce requency of dressings.

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DRESSING CHANGES

• After first application next change within 24 hrs

• In infected wounds DAILY dressings needed

• In non-infected, clean wounds dressings every 2-3 days

• MRSA infected wounds antibiotics NOT needed

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HYIODINE SAFETY

In clinical use for over 5 years

No adverse effects or alergic

reactions reported

May be used for indefinite

period of time due to the very

low content of iodine

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STIMULATES GRANULATION GROWTH

WK 0 WK 12

56 year old male, non healing wound after amputation of the forefoot

Indicated therapy by negative pressure, which failed

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PREVENTS LEG AMPUTATION

WK 1 WK 5 WK 12

48 year old female, deep, heavily infected diabetic ulcer, 30% blood vessel blocked, affected tendons, leg amputation recomended

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STIMULATES THE HEALING PROCESS

WK 1 WK 2 WK 23

Deep infected wound after aorto-coronary bypass in obese diabetic patient.

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