AN INVITATION TO JOIN CASE STUDY PROGRAMMES

OXY CS001 Chronic wounds NOW CLOSED TO NEW CENTRES
OXY CS002 Acute wounds
IOD CS003 Infected wounds NOW CLOSED TO NEW CENTRES
OXY CS004 Accelerated healing in Simple VLU's

The primary objective of the case study  programme is to evaluate the ability of the OXYZYME AND IODOZYME™ dressings to provide a healing environment in acute, chronic and infected wounds. Secondary objectives are to examine the characteristics of the wound base, exudate, odour and the surrounding skin, and to gather patient and carer feedback on the comfort, use and performance of the dressing.

Archimed is running an extensive European case study programme designed to allow professionals to evaluate new technology products, such as OXYZYME™ and IODOZYME™, under normal working conditions. All of our case study programmes are designed to allow the various data sets from many different centres and countries to be combined to give greater statistical significance.

RESULTS FROM THE OXY-CS-01 CASE STUDY PROGRAMME
Interim Meta Analyses An interim meta analysis of the overall results analysed to date are available to download
Arterial Wounds An interim meta analysis of the arterial wounds treated to date, along with a selection of individual case study reports, is available to downlad
Diabetic Foot Ulcers  An interim meta analysis of the diabetic foot ulcers treated to date, along with a selection of individual case study reports, is available to downlad
Miscellaneous Chronic Wounds An interim meta analysis of the miscellaneous chronicwounds treated to date, along with a selection of individual case study reports is available to downlad
Mixed ætiology An interim meta analysis of the mixed ætiology wounds treated to date, along with a selection of individual case study reports is available to downlad
Pressure Ulcers  An interim meta analysis of the pressureulcers treated to date, along with a selection of individual case study reports, is available to downlad
Venous Leg Ulcers (including unspecified ætiology leg ulcers An interim meta analysis of the venous (and unspecifiec ætiology leg ulcers treated to date, along with a selection of individual case study reports is available to downlad Part A
Part B
RESULTS FROM THE OXY CS002 CASE STUDY PROGRAMME
Acute Wounds An interim meta analysis of the acute wounds treated to date, along with a selection of individual case study reports, is available to downlad
RESULTS FROM THE IOD CS003 CASE STUDY PROGRAMME
Infected Wounds An interim meta analysis of the acute wounds treated to date, along with a selection of individual case study reports, is available to downlad