Wound/Infection | Medella Northwest

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Highlighted solutions for the wound/infection specialty.

Borate-based bioactive glass fiber matrix for complex wounds.

Soft, fibrous matrix that conforms to irregular wound beds and stays in place in deeper, tunneled, and undermined wounds.
Porous scaffold that supports granulation tissue and re-epithelialization as the wound closes.
Facilitates a wound-healing environment conducive to angiogenesis, the new blood vessel formation that granulation tissue depends on.

For the diabetic foot ulcer that keeps coming back: treat the bone under the ulcer, not just the surface.

Goes beneath the ulcer to remove the bony prominence that contributes to recurrence, without directly entering or expanding the wound.
Subcutaneous approach through small incisions under local anesthetic, in an outpatient setting, sparing healthy soft tissue while removing necrotic tissue.
The TX‑Bone MicroTip is FDA cleared for hard tissue pathology and diabetic foot ulcers.

Calcium sulfate bone void filler.

Absorbable, fully synthetic calcium sulfate.
No hydroxyapatite, insoluble impurities or PMMA debris; absorbs completely.
Can be placed at infected or non-infected sites; it does not treat infection itself.

Injectable bone void filler with gentamicin.

40% hydroxyapatite and 60% calcium sulfate, with gentamicin.
Designed to resorb at the rate bone forms; the hydroxyapatite is osteoconductive.
Gentamicin protects the void against colonization by gentamicin-sensitive organisms.

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