Case Studies & Procedures
Procedure walkthroughs and case studies for Legacy’s family of amniotic allografts and autologous blood clots.
Procedures and Case Studies
Procedures and Case StudiesProduct type: Autologous blood clot
Draw: 18 ml of patient’s whole blood
Mold: Transfer blood into the mold
Centrifuging: None
Coagulation time: Varies; average 5 minutes
Application: Remove blood clot from mold and apply directly to wound
IN JUST A FEW SIMPLE STEPS ActiGraft is prepared at the patient’s point-of-care in 20 minutes or less.
Case Study
Product type: Autologous lood clot
Wound location: Right leg
Wound type: Post-surgical
Weeks to resolution: 8.5
Total number of ActiGraft applications: 7
73 YEAR OLD FEMALE with history of deep vein thrombosis (DVT) and recurrent ulcers presented with very painful cutaneous basal cell carcinoma (BCC) in right leg for 1 year, removed by incision and sutured, dehiscence after 2 days; heavy exudates. Wound healed with 7 applications of ActiGraft over 8.5 weeks.
Case Study
Product type: Autologous lood clot
Wound location: Not specified
Wound type: Surgical trauma
Weeks to resolution: 3
Total number of ActiGraft applications: 1
92 YEAR OLD FEMALE with a history of type 2 diabetes, chronic ischemic heart disease, and hypercholesterolemia presented with post hematoma skin tear previously treated with standard of care (SOC). Wound healed with 1 application of ActiGraft over 3 weeks.
Case Study
Product type: Autologous blood clot
Wound location: Right lateral malleolus
Wound type: Vascular ulcer (VU)
Weeks to resolution: 5
Total number of ActiGraft applications: 4
37 YEAR OLD FEMALE with a history of type 2 diabetes presented with iatrogenic vascular ulcer, previously treated with debridement, silver alginate, oral and IV antibiotics, and collagen. Wound healed with 4 applications of ActiGraft over 5 weeks.
Case Presentation
Case PresentationProduct type: Dual layer amniotic membrane
Wound locations: Left anterior leg and left heel
A 79-YEAR-OLD MALE with a history of ulcerations and neuropathy with multiple wounds present for approximately one month presented with significant amounts of necrotic tissue.
DR. JACOB FASSMAN DEMONSTRATES wound debridement and application of a dual layer (amnion and chorion) amniotic graft.
Case Study
Product Type: Dual layer amniotic membrane
Wound Location: Left leg
Wound type: Venous ulcer
Weeks to resolution: 4
Total number of Impax applications: 3
A 74 YEAR OLD MALE with a history of diabetes, GERD, COPD, hypertension, atrial fibrillation, and hypercholesterolemia presented for an urgent visit due to left lower extremity ulcerations. The patient has a history of venous insufficiency and venous ulcerations.
Case Study
Product Type: Dual layer amniotic membrane
Wound Location: Right foot
Wound type: Pressure/neuropathic ulcer
Weeks to resolution: 13
Total number of Impax applications: 6
A 70 YEAR OLD FEMALE with osteoarthritis, hypertension, and neuropathy presented with three pressure/neuropathic ulcers on right foot that had been present for four months with a history of infection. Treated at wound clinic without significant improvement. Referred to vascular specialist who determined adequate blood flow for healing and no significant PAD.
Case Study
Case StudyProduct type: Single layer amniotic membrane
Wound Location: Left leg
Wound type: Venous ulcer
Weeks to resolution: 8
Total number of Zenith applications: 7
A 77 YEAR OLD FEMALE with H/O left leg venous insufficiency and previous venous ulcerations. Left leg wound started with trauma from car door one month prior. Applied collagenase ointment daily for four weeks without significant improvement.
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