Real Recovery Journeys
Every wound recovery journey is unique. These case snapshots highlight common challenges faced by patients and caregivers.
Real Recovery Journeys
Every wound recovery journey is unique. These case snapshots highlight common challenges faced by patients and caregivers.
Non-Healing Arterial Foot Ulcer
Male
• Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus
• Hypertension
• Hypercholesterolaemia
• Severe diabetic foot ulcer with exposed deep tissue
• Poorly controlled diabetes
• Increased risk of lower limb amputation
• Delayed wound healing progression
Challenges
• Regular wound assessment and dressing changes
• Nutritional counselling and monitoring
• Recowound™ 2 sachets daily
• Ongoing wound management
Recovery Support
• Significant reduction in wound size
• Improved wound bed appearance
• Healthy granulation tissue formation
• Positive wound healing progression
Outcome After
1 Month
Case Snapshot #3
Diabetic Foot Ulcer
Male
• Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus
• Hypertension
• Hypercholesterolaemia
• Severe diabetic foot ulcer with exposed deep tissue.
• Poorly controlled diabetes.
• Increased risk of lower limb amputation.
• Delayed wound healing progression.
Challenges
• Regular wound assessment and dressing changes.
• Nutritional counselling and monitoring.
• Recowound™ 2 sachets daily.
• Ongoing wound management.
Recovery Support
• Significant reduction in wound size.
• Improved wound bed appearance.
• Healthy granulation tissue formation.
• Positive wound healing progression.
Outcome After
1 Month
Case Snapshot #1
Non-Healing Arterial Foot Ulcer
Male
• Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus
• Hypertension
• Hypercholesterolaemia
• Severe diabetic foot ulcer with exposed deep tissue
• Poorly controlled diabetes
• Increased risk of lower limb amputation
• Delayed wound healing progression
Challenges
• Regular wound assessment and dressing changes
• Nutritional counselling and monitoring
• Recowound™ 2 sachets daily
• Ongoing wound management
Recovery Support
• Significant reduction in wound size
• Improved wound bed appearance
• Healthy granulation tissue formation
• Positive wound healing progression
Outcome After
1 Month
Case Snapshot #3
Necrotizing Fasciitis
Male
• Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus
• Hypertension
• Hypercholesterolaemia
• Severe soft tissue infection.
• Significant tissue loss.
• Delayed wound healing despite 3 months of ongoing wound care.
• High risk of prolonged recovery and wound-related complication.
Challenges
• Infection control and ongoing wound management.
• Nutritional counselling and monitoring.
• Recowound™ 2 sachets daily.
• Increased protein and energy intake to support recovery.
Recovery Support
• Significant reduction in wound size and wound bed after 14 days.
• Healthy peri-wound skin observed after 30 days.
• Wound closure process successfully established after 75 days.
Outcome After
1 Month
Case Snapshot #2
Non-Healing Arterial Foot Ulcer
Male
• Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus
• Hypertension
• Hypercholesterolaemia
• Severe diabetic foot ulcer with exposed deep tissue.
• Poorly controlled diabetes.
• Increased risk of lower limb amputation.
• Delayed wound healing progression.
Challenges
• Regular wound assessment and dressing changes.
• Nutritional counselling and monitoring.
• Recowound™ 2 sachets daily.
• Ongoing wound management.
Recovery Support
• Significant reduction in wound size.
• Improved wound bed appearance.
• Healthy granulation tissue formation.
• Positive wound healing progression.
Outcome After
1 Month
Case Snapshot #3
Disclaimer:
*This case is presented for educational purposes only. Individual outcomes vary depending on the patient's medical condition, wound severity, nutritional status and overall management plan. Recowound™ was used as part of a comprehensive wound management programme and should not be considered the sole contributor to the observed outcome.*
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Disclaimer:
*This case is presented for educational purposes only. Individual outcomes vary depending on the patient's medical condition, wound severity, nutritional status and overall management plan. Recowound™ was used as part of a comprehensive wound management programme and should not be considered the sole contributor to the observed outcome.*
• Severe diabetic foot ulcer with exposed deep tissue.
• Poorly controlled diabetes.
• Increased risk of lower limb amputation.
• Delayed wound healing progression.
• Regular wound assessment and dressing changes.
• Nutritional counselling and monitoring.
• Recowound™ 2 sachets daily.
• Ongoing wound management.
Recovery Support
• Significant reduction in wound size.
• Improved wound bed appearance.
• Healthy granulation tissue formation.
• Positive wound healing progression.
Challenges
Outcome After
1 Month
Case Snapshot #3
Male
• Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus
• Hypertension
• Hypercholesterolaemia
Non-Healing Arterial Foot Ulcer
• Severe soft tissue infection.
• Significant tissue loss.
• Delayed wound healing despite 3 months of ongoing wound care.
• High risk of prolonged recovery and wound-related complication.
• Infection control and ongoing wound management.
• Nutritional counselling and monitoring.
• Recowound™ 2 sachets daily.
• Increased protein and energy intake to support recovery.
Recovery Support
• Significant reduction in wound size and wound bed after 14 days.
• Healthy peri-wound skin observed after 30 days.
• Wound closure process successfully established after 75 days.
Challenges
Outcome After
1 Month
Male
• Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus
• Necrotizing Fasciitis
• Chronic non-healing wound
Necrotizing Fasciitis
Case Snapshot #2
• Severe diabetic foot ulcer with exposed deep tissue.
• Poorly controlled diabetes.
• Increased risk of lower limb amputation.
• Delayed wound healing progression.
• Regular wound assessment and dressing changes.
• Nutritional counselling and monitoring.
• Recowound™ 2 sachets daily.
• Ongoing wound management.
Recovery Support
• Significant reduction in wound size.
• Improved wound bed appearance.
• Healthy granulation tissue formation.
• Positive wound healing progression.
Challenges
Outcome After
1 Month
Diabetic Foot Ulcer
Male
• Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus
• Hypertension
• Hypercholesterolaemia