An 85-year-old male with numerous health issues had a persistent toe wound despite previous treatments. Switching to medical-grade honey (MGH) led to successful healing, highlighting its effectiveness in complex cases.
Medical-Grade Honey (MGH) Monotherapy proved successful of Infant's Extravasation-Induced Injury treatment Medical-Grade Honey (MGH) was found to be a safe and effective treatment for extravasation-induced injury in a preterm neonate,…
Dehisced surgical oncologic wound in an infant A male infant of 2.5 months old suffered from an abdominal retroperitoneal tumor. After a fine needle aspiration (FNA) biopsy was unsatisfactory to…
A 94-year-old diabetic patient with a bilateral stage III HPU treated with Medical-Grade Honey Effective management of a heel pressure ulcer (HPU) that is locally infected is challenging, especially with the rise…
A 43 year old male patient with diabetes (uncontrolled HbA1c1) was admitted to the hospital. The admission was primarily for pneumonia, but also to control his diabetes and a lower leg ulcer that was present for about 3-4 months.
An 87 year old female with Diabetes mellitus type 2 (DM2), suffered from an open wound on her left foot due to a transmetatarsal amputation.
An 86 year old woman injured her leg while biking. This resulted in one large (~8x4cm) and two smaller (1x2 cm) skin tears in her right calf.
In this case, a 63 year old male obese patient underwent a toe amputation to close an infected wound but the infection persisted.
A 55 year old broke her right ankle in three places. The ankle was repositioned on the same day and several plates and screws were put in the ankle the next day.
A disabled, 47 year-old diabetic patient had a wound of unknown cause on her right foot.