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High Risk Healing: Use of a Nitric Oxide Delivering Foam for Wound Healing Among Patients with Obesity and Diabetes

In this registry subgroup analysis, the poster reported healing in 68.6% of wounds among patients with diabetes and/or obesity and 66.0% among patients without either condition. The higher-risk group required longer treatment and more doses; recorded infections declined from eight to three.

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Principal reported finding

What the poster reports

In this registry subgroup analysis, the poster reported healing in 68.6% of wounds among patients with diabetes and/or obesity and 66.0% among patients without either condition. The higher-risk group required longer treatment and more doses; recorded infections declined from eight to three.

Program
NODF real-world registry
Presented at
National Bariatric Solutions Conference · October 15–17, 2024 · Fort Worth, Texas
Authors
Rhonda Sullivan, DNP, PhD, MSN, MBA, CWON, LNCC, NE-BC, CSPHA, CLSSBB

Interpretation

This subgroup analysis highlights outcomes in a clinically high-risk population. Because the groups differed at baseline and treatment was not randomized, the findings are descriptive and do not establish comparative efficacy.

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