NuShield Case Studies
Case studies show how NuShield supported healing in a variety of wounds
In retrospective case studies, NuShield used as a protective barrier and ECM scaffold demonstrated positive results in diabetic foot ulcers (DFUs), venous leg ulcers (VLUs), and other wound types. Click below to watch a video for 2 of the cases.
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Featured case study:
Trauma wound in a 93-year-old female
Request case studiesTrauma wound closed at 11 weeks following 9 applications of NuShield
Wound specifics
- Initial wound area was 11.7 cm2
- Wound was present for 8 weeks
- Wound was caused by a car door
Patient history
- Hypertension, thyroid disease, and atrial fibrillation
- Prior wound complication included cellulitis, which caused significant pain to patient
Previous treatments
Negative pressure wound therapy (NPWT), collagen, and compression to address moderate edema
NuShield application schedule
- Nine applications over 10 weeks
- Compression: Three layer compression wrap
- Other: Protein supplements and wound vitamins (multivitamin, vitamin C, and zinc) encouraged
NuShield case study library
In these cases, NuShield demonstrated progression in a variety of wound types. To review the cases, click below and complete the request form.
- DFU resulting from a surgical dehiscence closed at 16 weeks with a combination of PuraPly® AM and NuShield
- VLU closed at 8 weeks and remained closed at 11 weeks with a combination of PuraPly AM and NuShield
- Pressure injury of long duration closed at 6 weeks following 5 applications of NuShield
- Soft tissue necrosis closed at 4 weeks following 3 applications of NuShield
- Trauma wound closed at 11 weeks following 9 applications of NuShield
- Three VLUs in 1 patient closed following NuShield
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REFERENCES:
- Caporusso J, et al. Wounds. 2019;31(4 Suppl):S19-S27.
- Data on file. DR-0004. Organogenesis Inc.