APPLICATION OF KERECIS GRAFTS IN NUTRITIONAL SKIN FAILURE SYNDROME: A CASE SERIES

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Written By Kent Imaging

Dr. Naz Wahab, MD, Wound Care Experts

In the case study, Dr. Naz Wahab, MD, uses weekly Kerecis (cellular, acellular, matrix-like products, or CAMPs) applications on chronic wounds to achieve wound closure. Dr. Wahab utilized SnapshotNIR, a near-infrared spectroscopy (NIRS) imaging to ensure CAMPs adherence and wound bed tissue oxygenation increases throughout the duration of the treatment plan.

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