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MediHoney® Brochure
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MediHoney® Brochure

MediHoney® Brochure
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MediHoney® Brochure-1

What is Active Leptospermum Honey (ALH)?  The most studied species of medical grade honey for the management of wounds and burns It is derived from the pollen and nectar of a specific Leptospermum species of tea tree Its unique properties have been shown in a randomized controlled study to promote significantly faster healing when compared to conventional dressings1 It maintains its ability to assist in autolytic debridement even in the presence of wound fluid MEDIHONEY® – Superior sourcing, rigorous processing  Controlled against a rigorous set of systems and standards, including regular and independent monitoring and auditing, to guarantee quality and batch to batch consistency Sterilized by gamma irradiation, destroying any bacterial spores without loss of product effectiveness17 Comes from a traceable source and is free of pesticides and antibiotics17 How MEDIHONEY® can help to promote healing  The global leading trusted brand of medical grade honey offering versatility and effectiveness for managing acute and chronic wounds and burns. Multiple Mechanisms of Action (MOAs) help to manage and gain control over the wound environment High osmotic potential, contributes to moist wound environment7, 10, 12 Promotes a moisture-balanced environment conducive to optimal wound healing in multiple etiologies 1, 2, 7-13 Associated with lower pH levels within the wound 5,6 (lowering the pH of a wound has been shown to have wound healing benefits 14) Non-toxic, natural, and has a long history of safe use in the care of wounds and burns Easy to use, with the potential for extended appli

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Changing expectations and clinical outcomes in wound care History and heritage helping to heal MEDIHONEY®, with Active Leptospermum Honey, is helping to advance wound care Dramatic changes have been seen in the field of advanced wound care The use of honey for healing goes back thousands of years, to has significantly improved outcomes and has helped clinicians make ancient Greece and Egypt. References to its healing abilities are knowledge-based decisions affecting the healing process. within the last two decades. The practice of moist wound healing found in the Smith Papyrus, in the writings...

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Making an impact on wound healing The Role of MEDIHONEY in Debridement Wounds and burns can be challenging to manage due to a multitude of co-morbid and cascading factors.7 These factors include necrotic tissue, bacterial imbalance, recurring physical trauma, and altered levels/composition of wound exudate. Wound bed preparation is the principal step in helping to keep the wound free and clean of non-viable tissue that can delay healing .7 Factors that Impact Wound Healing CAUSE OF STALLING Non-viable/Necrotic Tissue High osmolarity Osmotic activity aids in creating a moist wound environment7,...

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Clinical evidence demonstrates Active Leptospermum Honey’s effectiveness in helping wounds heal IALH honey-impregnated dressings in the treatment of neuropathic diabetic foot ulcers A 63 PATIENT RCT AV Kamaratos, MD, KN Tzirogiannis, PhD, SA Iraklianou, MD, GI Panoutsopoulos, PhD, IE Kanellos, MD and AI Melidonis, PhD, from the Diabetes Center at Tzanio General Hospital in Greece, performed a prospective, randomized, double-blinded, controlled group study.1 INCLUSION CRITERIA I Changes in pH of chronic wounds when ALH dressing is used. 17 PATIENT CASE STUDY AND POSTER PRESENTATION Georgina Gethin,...

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Evidence shows MEDIHONEY® is effective on a PATIENT CASE STUDY - PRESSURE ULCER Nancy Chaiken, ANP-C, CWOCN, Swedish Covenant Hospital, Chicago, IL 56 year-old female with Stage IV sacral pressure ulcer measuring 8.0 cm x 10.0 cm. Moderate amount of serosanguineous exudate. Peri-wound erythema and adherent, loose, necrotic slough tissue around wound base. Patient pain score 10/10. WEEK 1 MEDIHONEY® was applied, covered with a calcium alginate absorbent cover dressing daily. WEEK 9 Minimal sharp debridement was performed as needed. Continued application of MEDIHONEY® covered with an absorbent...

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PATIENT CASE STUDY - AT-RISK LIMBS Paul Liguori, MD & Kim Peters, RN, CWS Whittier Rehabilitation Hospital, Bradford, MA 72 year-old diabetic, neuropathic female. Reddened area on the dorsal surface of the foot. Diagnosed with cellulitis. Wound bed covered with thick slough. Peri-wound edema, erythema and warmth. WEEK 1 MEDIHONEY® Calcium Alginate dressings were initiated with an absorbent cover dressing changed daily. WEEK 4 Frequency of MEDIHONEY® Calcium Alginate reduced to 1x daily. Wound bed clean and undermining is present. NPWT initiated to enhance growth of granulation. MONTH 3...

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MEDIHONEY® Dressings can be used from the start of wound treatment to closure 8, 10 MEDIHONEY®, with Active Leptospermum Honey, (ALH) is the global leading medical-grade honey-based product line for the management of wounds and burns. Derived from the Leptospermum species of tea tree, these unique dressings have properties that can be beneficial throughout all phases of the wound healing. Due to its properties, MEDIHONEY® products have become a first-line choice among many clinicians to help in the management of acute, chronic and stalled wounds and burns to assist in safe and effective removal...

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MEDIHONEY Dressing Selection Guide for Superficial, Partial and Full Thickness Wounds and Burns ® A Guideline for Care – MEDIHONEY Dressing Application and Removal ® Wash hands thoroughly Apply gloves Assess the wound. Look for signs of healing. Also look for any signs of increased redness, pain, swelling, or heat within or around the wound* Cleanse the wound and skin around the wound with sterile saline, sterile water, or other safe wound cleansers Dry the skin around the wound by patting gently with gauze Protect the skin around the wound to avoid maceration. Apply a skin protectant barrier...

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Order Code Packaging unit/Case 2.4" x 2.4" 4.3" x 4.3" 2.8" x 2.8" (4.3" x 4.3" with adhesive border) 4 /" x 4 /" (6" x 6" with adhesive border) 1 %"x 6 %" (3" x 8" with adhesive border) Adhesive 31722 2.8" x 2.8" (4.3" x 4.3" with adhesive border) 31744 4 /" x 4 /" (6" x 6" with adhesive border) Adhesive 31422 2" x 2" (3/" x 3/" with adhesive border) *Please consult product specifi c coding guide. Disclaimer: This has been prepared for providers choosing Derma Sciences products and intended for informational purposes only. It does not represent a guarantee, promise or statement...

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