Clinical Case Reports

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CASE 1A

Male, Age 52
History: Diabetes mellitus, type 2; Developed infected foot ulcer
Treatment: Surgical debridement; Treated with WINVIVO Wound Ointment;
Dressing changed 3 times per week
Complete wound closure after 6 weeks

Foot with open wound on big toe. The wound has red tissue and a yellow-white border.
Foot with a deep, red ulcer on the ball, with slight discoloration; week 2 of treatment.
Foot with an open sore on the toe, showing redness and potential tissue damage; the image has a week 5 caption.
Foot with healing wounds, possibly diabetic, at week 6. Light skin, indoors setting.

CASE 2A

Male, Age 69
History: Poorly controlled diabetes mellitus, type 2; Congestive heart failure; Severe leg edema; Copious exudate; S/P NPWT for 2 months
Treatment: Treated with WINVIVO Wound Ointment; Dressing changed 3 times per week w/ compression
Complete wound closure after 15 weeks


Foot with deep, open ulcer. Skin is swollen and discolored. The ulcer is reddish with exposed tissue.
Wound on leg, Week 4. The open sore is reddish-brown with surrounding pale skin.
Foot with a deep, open wound, swollen toes, and discoloration.
Foot with swollen toes, discolored nails, and signs of skin breakdown; labeled

CASE 3A

Female, Age 81
History: Diabetes mellitus, type 2; S/P kidney transplant; Diabetic neuropathy; Coronary Artery Disease; Congestive Heart Failure; Arterial Hypertension; Non-healing wound for 9 weeks
Treatment: Surgical Debridement; Treated with WINVIVO Wound Ointment; Dressing changed daily
Complete wound closure after 12 weeks

Close-up of a wound on skin, with ruler for scale. Wound is open, bloody, surrounded by inflamed, discolored skin.
Foot with a deep, open wound and a ruler for scale. The wound has exposed tissue with a yellow edge.
Hand with a healing wound, ruler, and bandage; week 7.
Close-up of a leg with a small, circular wound, white and pink, surrounded by dry, reddish skin.

CASE 4A

Male, Age 50
History: Poorly controlled diabetes mellitus, type 2; Developed infected foot ulcer w/ osteomyelitis; Non-healing wound post partial 5th ray amputation; Yellow fibrous film in wound base; Periulcer erythema & maceration; Malodor; Copious exudate; Failed NPWT for 3 weeks
Treatment: Treated with WINVIVO Wound Ointment; Dressing changed 3 times per week
Complete wound closure after 8 weeks

Foot with open wound, red tissue, and exposed bone; labeled
Foot with an open wound, Week 2. Skin is torn, revealing red flesh.
Foot with a wound on the toe, appears to be healing. Text reads
Foot with healed wound, likely diabetic ulcer, at 8-week mark. Skin is yellowed with scarring.

CASE 5A

Male, Age 77
History: Diabetes mellitus, type 2; Had non-healing mid-foot amputation wound for 10 months; Treated w/ dermal substitutes and NPWT for 6 weeks.
Treatment: Treated with WINVIVO Wound Ointment; Dressing changed twice weekly
Complete wound closure after 12 weeks

Heel ulcer, open wound. Brown skin with a deep, red sore. Week 0.
Foot with a large, open wound, wrapped in clear dressing; labeled
Foot with a deep, open wound on the heel, surrounded by discolored skin.
Heel with severely damaged skin, possibly a pressure ulcer, displaying dark discoloration.

CASE 6A

Male, Age 50
History: Diabetes mellitus, type 2; Transmetatarsal amputation (TMA); Surgical wound infected & dehisced; Failed skin grafts; Revised TMA; Failed NPWT for 2 months
Treatment: Treated with WINVIVO Wound Ointment; Dressing changed daily
Complete wound closure after 22 weeks

Foot with a large, open wound; measured as 120 mm x 70 mm. The wound is red and brown, and healing progress is at
A close-up of a foot with a deep, open wound. Red, raw tissue visible. “Week 9” is in a green bar below.
Foot with open ulcer, red tissue, yellow and dry skin, stage 15.
Heel with a large, open sore, showing signs of tissue damage. The surrounding skin is discolored.

WINVIVO Wound Ointment: 

Multi-Functional Botanical Therapy

Brown wound ointment spread on a wooden applicator, with a blurred floral background.

Clinical Studies

Bar graph showing percentage of wound closure over time for 13 patients using Winvivo.
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Clinical Case Reports

  • Cases #1A-6A