handheld

Clinical Research Poster

Routine Assessment of Chronic Wounds with a New Handheld Imaging Device Can Efficiently Incorporate Wound Size and Bacteria Fluorescence Information at the Point-of-care: A 50-patient Clinical Trial

04/22/2019

Introduction. Real-time knowledge of wound size and bacterial status during routine wound assessment could facilitate more rapid treatment decision making. Objective. A handheld imaging device with wound measurement and bacterial...

Introduction. Real-time...

04/22/2019

Wounds

Rapid Communication

Is There Adequate Perfusion for Healing? What Routine Noninvasive Vascular Studies are Missing?

09/14/2018

Jonathan F. Arnold , MD, ABPM, CWS-P;

09/14/2018

Wounds

Clinical Cases

Adequate Perfusion for Healing and Routine Noninvasive Vascular Studies

07/10/2018

Dr. Arnold presents a case in which a near-infrared imaging (NIRI) assessment with a handheld device was utilized on an 80-year-old man with chronic ulceration of the left lateral malleolus and fifth metatarsal base with concurrent metatarsal...

Dr. Arnold presents a case in...

07/10/2018

Wounds