WOUND CARE & LIMB PRESERVATION

Track and document actionable data for medical necessity, therapeutic efficacy, and outcomes while easily integrating digital captures into the patient record with SnapshotGLO.

CRITICAL FACTORS THAT IMPEDE WOUND HEALING

  • Bacterial infection or biofilm in a wound stalls healing progression​

  • A lack of oxygen in the tissues leads toischemia and tissue death​

  • A lack of patient adherence to thetreatment protocol

WHY DOES IDENTIFYING THESE FACTORS MATTER?

  • Delayed diagnosis can lead to deeper infection, sepsis, amputation, and death, particularly in vulnerable populations​

  • Diagnosis of high bacterial loads can be difficult when patients present with multiple comorbidities

The presence & location of elevated bacterial loads can be challenging to identify through visual assessment.

Providers rely on clinical characteristics 98% of the time, on patient-reported symptoms 88% of the time, and on wound cultures 70% of the time.

What if there was a better way?
Cost-effective | Non-invasive | Immediate at the point of care

Pre-debridement image. (Clinical + Bacterial autofluorescence)

Post-debridement image. (Clinical + Bacterial autofluorescence)

  • Effective wound care starts with proper wound bed preparation. GLO allows me to visualize the bioburden and bacteria in a wound, helping me target debridement precisely.

    Dr. Tyler Sexton, MD, MAPWCA, CHWS, CMO - Brevard Regional Hyperbaric and Wound Center

  • SnapshotGLO enables surgeons to visualize bacterial presence and track healing with precision. This is extremely valuable in surgical cases, where every stage of healing is critical—from surgical site integrity to post-operative infection prevention.

    Dr. Glyn Jones, Chief Medical Officer of Surgery at Kent Imaging

  • SnapshotGLO can identify regions where bacterial loads exceeding 10⁴ CFU/g which supports targeted interventions, especially in cases where clinical signs of infection may be challenging to manage

    Jason Nessler, VP of Product Development, Kent Imaging