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A Registry-based Study Assessing the Efficacy of a Nitric Oxide Delivering Foam for Wound Healing

Across 225 registry cases, the poster reported that 65.3% of wounds healed in a mean 23 days. Among recorded peri-wound findings, denudement declined 60% and erythema 88%; half of recorded infections resolved, and no deep-tissue pressure injuries opened.

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Principal reported finding

What the poster reports

Across 225 registry cases, the poster reported that 65.3% of wounds healed in a mean 23 days. Among recorded peri-wound findings, denudement declined 60% and erythema 88%; half of recorded infections resolved, and no deep-tissue pressure injuries opened.

Program
NODF real-world registry
Presented at
SAWC Fall · October 2–5, 2024 · Las Vegas, Nevada
Authors
Rhonda Sullivan, DNP, PhD, MSN, MBA, CWON, LNCC, NE-BC, CSPHA, CLSSBB

Interpretation

The 225-case registry provides a broad view across wound types, care patterns, and observed outcomes. Follow-up varied and there was no randomized comparator; the results describe NODF experience and should not be interpreted as clinical efficacy for NOX1416.

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