Articles
- Improving patient experiences in a diabetic foot clinic, Rebecca Aburn, RN MN
- Why are wound cameras now exempt from gaining FDA approvals? Maree Roan, Quality and Regulatory Manager, ARANZ Medical
- Environmental Considerations for Infection Control during Wound Measurement, Maree Roan, Quality and Regulatory Manager, ARANZ Medical
- The Use of Electronic Data Capture Devices in Wound Care Settings, Jacqui Fletcher, Wounds UK
- Assessment of Accuracy and Repeatability on Wound models of a New Hand-held, Electronic Wound Measurement Device. Mark A Nixon, MBChB; Thomas R Rivett, BE; Brent S Robinson, PhD. ARANZ Medical
- Manual measurement leads to pain for providers
- WHO Buruli Ulcer clinical trial
- Abstract: Silhouette – a novel 3D wound measurement system. T Jemmott, M Bates, J Lucas, V Vincent, ME Edmonds.Diabetic Foot Clinic, King’s College Hospital, London, UK. Presented to the Diabetic Foot Study Group, 2013
- Clinical research: Will your endpoint evidence stand up to scrutiny?
- New technology makes big difference to tracking wound healing, Canterbury District Health Board (CDHB)
Brochures
- Silhouette for Clinical Research (PDF)
- Silhouette for Clinical Practice (PDF)
- ARANZ Medical Services Brochure (PDF)
Videos
- Introductory video
- Demonstration of Silhouette at the point of care
- Product overview
- TED Telehealth Education vehicle for wound telehealth
- WebCME educational video: Wound Imaging & Measurement for Clinical Research & Clinical Practice
Case Studies
- Barlow Respiratory Hospital (PDF)
- Diabetic Foot Clinic, Kings College Hospital, NHS Foundation Trust (PDF)
- St Clare-Newport Nursing Home
- Clinical trial of Cytori Cell Therapy in thermal burns (PDF)
- Improvements in patient concordance and healing management
- Capital and Coast District Health Board – Silhouette helps patient to navigate his healing journey (PDF)
White Papers
- Silhouette for Clinical Trials – US Letter (PDF)
- Silhouette for Clinical Trials – A4 (PDF)
- Evidence-based wound surveillance – US Letter (PDF)
- Evidence-based wound surveillance – A4 (PDF)
Posters
- University of Maryland – Innovative Wound Care (PDF)
- World Health Organization – Securing consistent, reliable wound documentation in the assessment of remote patients (PDF)
- University of Otago – Evidence-based wound surveillance improves practice, concordance and patient outcomes (PDF)
- Chris Frampton & Mark Nixon – The influence of wound measurement precision on the ability to correctly classify wounds as “likely healers” or “likely non-healers” at 4 weeks (PDF)
- Hackensack UMC, R. Aslam et al – Reviving an ancient wound treatment (PDF)
- University of Pisa, M Romanelli et al – Preliminary evaluation of biophototonic therapy in chronic wounds (PDF)
Best Practices in Wound Care