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Ozone generator

Discussion in 'Diabetic Foot & Wound Management' started by Byron Perrin, Apr 3, 2006.

  1. Byron Perrin

    Byron Perrin Member


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    A patient with diabetes/peripheral neuropathy recently purchased (from the internet) an "ozone generator" on the advice of his doctor for the treatment of his foot wound (Grade 1 Stage A UT grading, plantar aspect of L/3-4 MTPJ's). Indications suggest it is designed to destroy odours, mould and bacteria by producing ozone. Areas suggested for use are commercial kitchens, comercial toilet areas, unoccupied boats/caravans etc, hairdressers, flowers shops and in the home. I see no mention of an indication being neuropathic wounds.

    He spent approx. $600 on it and is sticking his foot in a little box twice a day or so (incidentally he has been doing this for two weeks and the wound looks great and is improving well- but he is also using an iTCC and has always looked good).

    I would value any input from anyone who may have had experience with such a device (for the treatment of neuropathic wounds).
     
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  3. Byron Perrin

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    Thanks- next time I'll look harder within the Arena!
     
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