Wound healing is a complex process orchestrated by tiny electrical currents.1 In hard to heal wounds, the electrical signals are believed to be weaker than in healthy skin, and it is widely believed that this dysfunction contributes to failure to heal.2 This is where microcurrent electrical stimulation therapy (EST) comes in – this innovative wound...
Looking back at this year, perhaps what stands out most of all is the patient feedback we have received. This has been life-changing for many patients, with pain relief reported within days and accelerated wound healing. Two patients, Spencer and June immediately come to mind. Their quality of life was restored after using Accel-Heal Solo....
Three posters supporting the use of Accel-Heal Solo were presented at the recent Wounds UK Annual Conference. The 2023 conference was held in Harrogate between 6-8 November and aimed to update delegates on the latest clinical opinion, research and policy from around the UK. The benefits of using this therapy – highlighted by the posters...
A patient whose life has been transformed by using Accel-Heal features in our latest patient video which is now available to view on our website. Spencer was bitten by an insect in Spain when he was 13-years-old and this led to the development of a chronic wound which he has had to manage most of...
Our new Case Study brochure is now available. The booklet illustrates how using innovative Accel-Heal electrical stimulation therapy can be beneficial in the treatment of hard-to-heal and painful wounds It features 12 case studies from patients around the world who have benefitted from using the therapy. The patients featured have a range of challenging wound...
HertsOne Leg Ulcer Service are committed to improving healing rates in chronic wounds and their patients’ quality of life. Following a clinical evaluation, they have developed a clinical pathway using Accel-Heal Solo to relieve pain and accelerate healing in those wounds which are causing considerable discomfort to the patient and/or not responding to existing gold...
We were very happy to support the Society of Tissue Viability’s recent webinar on wound pain and what professionals can do to transform the lives of patients. More than 250 people took part in the Wound pain: can we do better? Transforming our patient’s quality of life, using non-pharmacological approaches in wound pain management...
A short novel animation which sums up the mode of action and clinical results achieved when using Accel-Heal by wound care experts around the world is now available from Wiley publishing. The infographic video summarises an impactful study which was published earlier this year. The report, which was published in the peer review...