Sample
60 patients
27–92 years
Clinical data and Novoskin application cases
A published study and photo protocols let you review the data and match cases to your practice.
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Participants met the predefined criterion by day 14
Patients — Novoskin use experience
Clinics and medical centers use Novoskin
Adult patients in the published prospective study
Results of the published Novoskin study
The prospective study was published in 2025 in the journal Issues of Reconstructive and Plastic Surgery.
DOI 10.52581/1814-1471/94/12Efficacy criterion
Granulation tissue area increased by at least 20% by day 14
Result
96.7% of participants met the predefined criterion
Safety
No serious adverse events were recorded
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Diabetic foot syndrome
Wound present for about 2 years against diabetes and atherosclerosis
After vascular intervention, necrectomy and wound-bed preparation, Novoskin was applied. By month 4 full epithelialization was documented; the toe was preserved
Thermal burn of the shin (grades II–III)
The wound had not healed for 2 months; necrosis, secondary inflammation and pain were noted
After necrectomy and wound-bed preparation, Novoskin was applied. After 3.5 months complete healing was documented; skin grafting was not performed
Thermal scald burn of the shin
Burn of the mid third of the left shin, 2% area; the patient presented on day 2 after injury
After burn-surface preparation, Novoskin was applied on day 2 after admission. Two dressing changes were performed; full epithelialization was documented 9 days after application
Thermal contact burn of the hand
Burn of a functionally critical area — the palm of the hand
After surgical debridement, Novoskin was applied over the entire injury zone. By day 16 the skin cover was restored and hand function was preserved
Chronic neck wound after radiation therapy
The wound had not healed for about 9 months after radiotherapy for laryngeal cancer
Novoskin was first applied on 06.12.2024 and again on 17.12.2024. By 06.01.2025 epithelialization was noted; by 21.01.2025 healing was nearly complete
Trophic ulcers of the shin and foot
Two wound defects had not healed for about 2 years
After wound-bed preparation, Novoskin was applied to both granulating surfaces. After 3 weeks full epithelialization of both wounds was documented; skin grafting was not performed
Trophic shin ulcer in an elderly patient
An ulcer on the posterior surface of the lower third of the left shin had not healed for 2 months
After wound sanitation, Novoskin was applied to the granulating surface; three dressing changes were performed. After 3 weeks complete defect healing and scar-free skin restoration were documented
Degloving injury of the shin
One month of outpatient treatment without positive dynamics
After surgical debridement, Novoskin was applied to the prepared granulating surface. After 2.5 months complete defect closure was documented; skin grafting was not performed
Crush wound with soft tissue necrosis
2.5 months of treatment without positive dynamics
After surgical debridement and removal of non-viable tissue, Novoskin was applied to the cleaned wound bed. After 3 months complete defect closure was documented; skin grafting was not performed
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