Leg Ulcer/Ulcus Cruris Case15
60 years old female patient, with neglected leg ulcers, who developed a necrotic cellulitis of the left foot and ankle.
Leg Ulcer/Ulcus Cruris Case14
49 years old male patient with giant bilateral circumferential leg ulcers, due to an autoimmune Raynaud vasculitis.
Leg Ulcer/Ulcus Cruris Case13
57 years old, male, with an extensive left leg ulcer. Wound bed preparation with LIGASANO® white, followed by tangential excision and skin grafting (Schmeller´s method). Healing after eight weeks.
Leg Ulcer/Ulcus Cruris Case12
Practical experience with LIGASANO® white from Madeleine Lüscher.
Leg Ulcer/Ulcus Cruris Case11
61 years old, very deep extensive ulcers on both legs with a history of 17 years. Wound bed preparation with LIGASANO® white for about eight weeks, followed by tangential excission and skin grafting.
Leg Ulcer/Ulcus Cruris Case10
70 years old, with a history of an over 20 years old left leg very deep and extensive leg ulcer. Wound bed preparation with LIGASANO® white for about eight weeks, followed by tangential excission of the ulcer bed.
Leg Ulcer/Ulcus Cruris Case9
48 years old, with a history of eight years of a very deep, extensive left leg ulcer. Wound bed preparation for about 10 weeks with LIGASANO® white, followed by tangential excision and grafting.
Leg Ulcer/Ulcus Cruris Case8
68 years old with an old, deep and extensive ulcer of the left knee. Wound bed preparation using LIGASANO® white for 6-8 weeks and tangential excision followed by defect cover with autologous STSG.
Leg Ulcer/Ulcus Cruris Case7
50 years old, with extensive neglected ulcer of the left leg. Wound bed preparation using LIGASANO® white for about 6-8 weeks, followed by tangential excission and skin grafting (STSG).
Leg Ulcer/Ulcus Cruris Case6
68 years old, bilateral leg ulcers and extensive soft tissue infection of the right leg; Meyer-Hubatka incisions followed by surgical and passive debridement (with LIGASANO® white)
