Accident Wound photos — real treatment cases

These wounds followed a road accident, one on the shin and one near the ankle, and they had stayed open for about two months. Fluid and blood had collected under the skin of the shin, and part of the skin had become necrotic. Before treatment began, we assessed the wound and the blood supply to the leg by examination and ultrasound. In the first session we drained the collection and removed the necrotic skin (debridement). Two sessions of vacuum therapy followed, and cold plasma was used in the fifth session. The images on this page follow the treatment up to the thirteenth session; treatment is ongoing.

Following an accident, surgery, and prolonged hospitalization, the patient developed a wound in the heel area accompanied by skin damage and necrosis. In order to support the wound healing process and improve the condition of the affected tissue, the patient underwent a course of treatment. A total of approximately 15 treatment sessions were completed, during which the wound healing process and the patient's clinical progress were monitored.