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Clinical Trial Utilizing ManukaMed® Medical Grade Manuka Honey

Overview: A trauma site on the left inner upper arm of a 13 year old female.

Upon suture placement, honey was applied to incision line to prevent scarring.

Clinical study conducted by Michelle Moore RN, MSN, CWN

Photo # 1 - 11/02/2009

Patient History

Wound Treatment

Timeline

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3 weeks to heal out.

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Overview: 41 year old female who had a benign tumor removed from her right lower leg. Incision measured 11.6cm in length.

When sutures were removed 8 days s/p surgical procedure, the wound dehysted in the center,measuring 4.2 x 2.4. MANUKApli™ applied to opened wound and covered with MANUKAtex™ with a Foam dressing applied as a secondary dressing. The dressing was changed every other day.


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Photo # 1 - 11/03/2009 Photo # 2 - 11/10/2009 Photo # 3 - 11/17/2009

Patient History

Wound Treatment

Nov 3rd - started ManukaMed® treatmentNov 10th - midwayNov 17th - heal out

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Overview: A polynidal cyst was removed from buttocks of a 49 year old male.

Upon completion of surgical procedure, MD applied MANUKApli™ directly to the open incision, covered with MANUKAtex™ and a DSD, DSD was changed daily with MANUKApli™ and MANUKAtex™ changed every 3 days.


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Patient History

Wound Treatment

Outcome

July 20, 2009 - Polynidal cyst was removedAugust 24, 2009 - Midpoint photo granulatedSeptember 14, 2009 - Complete granulation and remodeling

On September 14, 2009 the surgical site was completely healed out.

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Overview: A diabetic foot ulcer, on the R plantar of a 61 year old female.

MANUKAzorb™ is to be applied covering with a DSD.


Photo # 1 - 11/02/2009

Patient History

Wound Treatment

Timeline

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Current trial.

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Overview: An arterial wound on the Left inner heel pad of a 73 year old male. Pt. had this wound for approx 6 months and it was deemed non-healing.

The patient's initial course of treatment, was cleansing with Normal Saline, applying Silver dressing, covering with a foam dressing and changing every 3/5 days and prn. This treatment was done until August 14, 2009, when the patient started the MANUKApli™ study. The dressing order was then changed to cleansed with NS, pat dry, apply MANUKApli™ to the wound, cover with DSD and change every 3-5days/prn.


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Photo # 1 - 08/14/2009 Photo # 2 - 09/18/2009

Patient History

Wound Treatment

Outcome

March 3, 2009 - Arterial Wound noted by Primary MDJuly 8, 2009 - Pt. seen by MD, wound deemed “non-healing”August 14, 2009 - Pt. began trial of using MANUKApli™ to wound bedSeptember 18, 2009 - Wound healed out

On September 18, 2009, the arterial wound was completely closed and patient was released from the study.

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Overview: A pressure ulcer on the left hip of an 89 year old female.Wound measures 4.5 cm x 3.4 cm with a depth of 2.4 cm.

MANUKAzorb™ packed into the wound bed and covered with MANUKAzorb™ Border and changed every 3-5 days as needed.


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Patient History

Wound Treatment

August 29, 2009 - Pressure ulcer started ManukaMed® treatmentSeptember 23, 2009 - Midpoint photo granulatedNovember 2, 2009 - Complete granulation and remodeling

Timeline

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Overview: A vascular wound on the lower right leg of a 64 year old female.

Pt. had this wound for over a year with unna boot applied with min. results. Order was for unna boot to continue with MANUKAtex™ applied directly to wound bed and then wrapped with unna boot, dressing changed every 7 days with the unna boot change.


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Patient History

Wound Treatment

Currently 6 weeks into treatment.

Timeline

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Overview: A trauma site on the left shoulder of an 18 year old male s/p MVA.

MANUKApli™ was applied to abrasions daily.


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Photo # 1 - 09/01/2009 Photo # 2 - 09/08/2009

Patient History

Wound Treatment

Timeline

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1 week to heal out.

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Overview: A 25 year old male with a burn on left thigh following a MVA.

Wound was covered with burnt tissue/eschar, debridement done from MD upon which MANUKApli™ was applied and covered with MANUKAtex™ then covered with a foam dressing changed every 3-5 days/prn.


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Patient History

Wound Treatment

Outcome

October 17, 2009 - Burn to left thigh following MVAOctober 17, 2009 - Eschar tissue debrided by MDNovember 2, 2009 - Granulated to surfaceNovember 11, 2009 - Wound completely healed out

On November 11, 2009 the burn was completely healed out.

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Clinial Trial Utilizing ManukaMed® Medical Grade Manuka Honey

Photo # 2 - 07/09/2009 Continued order of mineral oil and covering with silicone condom. Noted dehiscent at bottom 6cm of incision line. Scant drainage from wound and sweat from silicone condom causing odor and maceration of tissue. Pt. ratedpain an 8. Pt. has minimal movement to the thumb.

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This is a 41 year old female who had a benign tumor removed from her R great thumb. Incision site measures 16 cm and is in the shape of a “greater than >” symbol.

Photo # 1 - 07/06/2009 Sutures removed. Used mineral oil and covered with silicone condom as MD ordered. No drainage or odor noted. Pt. rated pain an 8. Pt. hasminimal movement to the thumb.

Photo # 3 - 07/10/2009 Order received from MD to stop mineral oil and use of silicone condom and begin ManukaMed® honey product trial. Order received to apply ManukaMed®to incision and cover with DSD and change daily. This photo taken 2 hours after honey applied. No maceration or odor noted. Pt rated pain a 0. Pt. obtained moderate movement to the thumb.

Photo # 4 - 07/15/2009 Dehiscent area fully granulated, wound healed out. Minimal scar noted around the area of dehiscent, faint incision line noted throughout the thumb. Pt. statesthere is no pain. Pt. has full range of motion of thumb. Pt. discharged from study.


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Overview: Open fx of the right tibia on a 32 year old male following MVA.

After setting of the leg and upon cleansing of the wound bed and closure with non-dissolving sutures, MANUKApli™ was applied to incision line daily. After 8 days sutures were removed and honey continued to be applied until incision line heals out.

Clinical study cnducted by Michelle Moore RN, MSN, CWN

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Patient History

Wound Treatment

Outcome

August 3, 2009 - Open fracture following a MVAAugust 11, 2009 - Sutures removed August 25, 2009 - Incision line completely granulated and healed out

On August 25, 2009 the trauma site was completely healed out.

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Overview: A 40 year old female had a benign tumor removed from her left index finger. The surgical site measures 6.2 cm in a “U” shape.

The patient's initial course of treatment, was cleansing with Normal Saline, applying Neosporin and covering with a DSD daily. This treatment was to be done until the sutures were removed on September 23, 2009 when the patient could participate in the MANUKApli™ study. Pt has had multiple surgeries with dehiscence occurring, this surgical site was no exception with incision line opening on September 24, 2009. MD allowed wound to heal from inside out using MANUKApli™. Dressing order was now, cleanse with NS, apply MANUKApli™ to surgical site, cover with DSD and change daily.


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Patient History

Wound Treatment

Outcomes

September 16, 2009 - Tumor removed with sutures in placeSeptember 23, 2009 - Sutures removedSeptember 25, 2009 - Wound dehiscientOctober 7, 2009 - Midway photoOctober 30, 2009 - Wound healed out

On October 30, 2009 the surgical incision was completely closed and patient was released from the study.

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