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Randomised Trial Results: dHAICM vs Standard Care in Diabetic Foot Ulcer Treatment

Posted by 13 hours ago (https://www.cellutionbiologics.com/a/blog/wound-cover/clinical-study-dhaicm-vs-standard-care-in-diabetic-foot-ulcer-treatment)

Description: Diabetic Foot Ulcer (DFU) is defined as an open wound or lesion that occurs on the foot of someone with diabetes, especially at the plantar surface (bottom side) of the foot. These wounds are quite common in diabetics, and they affect about 15% of people who suffer from this disease.

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Dry Eyes: Types, Symptoms, Causes & Treatment

Posted by 3 days ago (https://www.cellutionbiologics.com/a/blog/ocular/dry-eyes)

Description: Did you know that every time you blink, a thin layer of tears spreads across your eyes? This tear film keeps the eyes lubricated and comfortable. It also helps maintain clear vision and protects the eyes from irritation.

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What Is Lyophilization? How It Preserves Amniotic Tissue?

Posted by 8 days ago (https://www.cellutionbiologics.com/a/blog/technology/what-is-lyophilization-how-it-preserves-amniotic-tissue)

Description: The human amniotic membrane is used in wound cover, ophthalmology, and biological tissue due to the presence of natural growth factors and proteins that promote healing.1 But these beneficial characteristics could be lost if the tissue is not preserved in the proper way.

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Recurrent Corneal Erosion: Causes, Symptoms & Treatment

Posted by 13 days ago (https://www.cellutionbiologics.com/a/blog/ocular/recurrent-corneal-erosion-symptoms-causes-treatment)

Description: One such condition is Recurrent Corneal Erosion (RCE), where the outer layer of the cornea repeatedly breaks down instead of healing properly.

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Scratched Cornea: Everything You Need to Know About Corneal Abrasions

Posted by 16 days ago (https://www.cellutionbiologics.com/a/blog/ocular/scratched-cornea-and-corneal-abrasions)

Description: A scratched eye may seem like one of those small, forgettable discomforts, but it could be more than just a scratch! What most people don't realize is that a scratched eye or corneal abrasion, left untreated or poorly managed, can open the door to serious complications.

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Venous Ulcers Explained: Why They Occur and How to Manage Them

Posted by 22 days ago (https://www.cellutionbiologics.com/a/blog/wound-cover/venous-ulcers)

Description: Did you know that venous leg ulcers affect nearly 500,000 to 2 million people every year, and more than 50% of leg ulcers in the United States are classified as venous ulcers?

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Pressure Ulcer (Bedsores): Stages, Causes, and Treatment Options

Posted by 27 days ago (https://www.cellutionbiologics.com/a/blog/wound-cover/pressure-ulcer-bedsores-stages-causes-and-treatment-options)

Description: Pressure ulcers, commonly known as pressure injuries or bedsores, are still a major healthcare concern, impacting millions of individuals each year. Every year, an estimated one to three million people in the United States get pressure ulcers.

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Diabetic Foot Ulcer: Causes, Stages, Treatment, and Prevention

Posted by 30 days ago (https://www.cellutionbiologics.com/a/blog/wound-cover/diabetic-foot-ulcer-causes-stages-treatment-and-prevention)

Description: Have you seen how people with diabetes are so concerned about having cuts or bruises on their bodies? There is a good reason for this vigilance. For individuals with diabetes, such cuts or blisters can quickly escalate into life-threatening conditions.

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Types of Ulcers: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment Options

Posted by 6 days ago (https://www.cellutionbiologics.com/a/blog/wound-cover/types-of-ulcers)

Description: When you hear the word ulcer, you may usually think of stomach pain. But ulcers aren’t limited to the stomach. They’re simply sores that take a long time to heal and can develop either inside the body or on the skin.

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Biological Dressing: A Complete Guide to Uses & Benefits

Posted by 11 days ago (https://www.cellutionbiologics.com/a/blog/wound-cover/what-is-biological-dressing)

Description: A biologic dressing is a wound covering material derived from a living source (e.g. placental tissue) used to cover wounds. These dressings can help prevent fluid, protein, electrolyte, and heat loss from the skin.

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