Evidence

Continuous Topical Oxygen Therapy (cTOT) Used to Support Healing of a Recalcitrant Donor Site Wound

Poster by Mr. Norbert Kang et al / BAPRAS 2025: 5-year recalcitrant donor site wound achieved full closure within 8 months of cTOT treatment.

Why Robust Wound Healing Matters for Prosthetic Users: The Role of Continuous Topical Oxygen Therapy

Case Study by Dr. Windy Cole: A non-healing 22 week below knee amputation (BKA) stump wound achieved wound closure after only 3 weeks of therapy.

Continuous Topical Oxygen Therapy Used in a Nursing Home Setting to Promote Closure of a Non-Healing Pressure Ulcer: A Case Study

Case Study by Jane Hampton and Lisa Thomas: Non-healing Category 3 Pressure Ulcer healed in 67 days

A Complex Surgical Wound Dehiscence Case Managed with Continuous Topical Oxygen Therapy

Poster presented at Wound Care Today, Telford, UK 2025. cTOT was used to help achieve full closure in a complex SWD in 5 weeks.

Combination therapy for a non-healing VLU

After 3 long years, this patient finally experienced full wound closure using continuous topical oxygen therapy in combination with CAMPs.

Holistic Approach to a Wound Care Patient

Supporting the Patient Journey: The Use of Topical Oxygen Therapy in Chronic Wound Pain Management

Painful non-healing mixed leg ulcer

After 3 long years, this patient finally experienced pain relief in just 1 week using NATROX^® Oxygen Wound Therapy. His wound fully healed in 15 weeks of treatment. This case supports the usefulness of NATROX^® for home care settings and how the therapy radically improves patients' lives.

Non-healing amputation wound

In this non-healing amputation wound case study, NATROX® Oxygen Wound Therapy helped stimulate the wound bed, thus promoting wound healing in just 8 weeks. These results suggest NATROX® has a promising role in the management of vascular-compromised feet.

Non-healing traumatic wound

NATROX® Oxygen Wound Therapy established a normal healing trajectory in this previously non-healing wound. Although the wound had been static for 6 months, in just 5 weeks complete wound closure was achieved.

Case Study: Non-healing leg trauma wound

Case Study: Healing a Non-Healing Diabetic Foot Ulcer (DFU)

In this new case study, NATROX® Oxygen Wound Therapy was effective in the management of this patients diabetic foot ulcer and the clinical outcomes were excellent with complete wound closure occurring in 4 weeks of therapy.

Case Study: Non-healing venous leg ulcer (VLU)

This case study presents a Non-healing venous leg ulcer. Considering this wound had been present for 15 months healing it in less than 3 months was remarkable. Due to the simplicity of the device and the minimum impact it has on patient’s lifestyle concordance is rarely problematic even if required for a prolonged period.

Accelerating Healing in a Chronic Venous Leg Ulcer with NATROX® O₂

The following case study demonstrates how standard of care can be enhanced with NATROX® Oxygen Wound Therapy. After 12 months of standard of care (Compression therapy), this venous leg ulcer healed in 9 weeks with NATROX®.

NATROX^® O₂ case study – Malaysian experience

Prof. Dr. Harikrishna K.R.Nair talks about his experience and results obtained adopting NATROX® Oxygen Wound Therapy.

NATROX^® O₂ case study – Italian experience

Prof. E. Ricci walks you through his clinical experience and the great results achieved with NATROX® Oxygen Wound Therapy.

NATROX^® O₂ case study – UK experience with DFUs

Dr. Jo McCardle talks about her experience and results obtained adopting NATROX® Oxygen Wound Therapy.

Non-healing pressure injury

NATROX® Oxygen Wound Therapy brings a 12-month non-healing pressure injury to a complete closure.

The role of topical oxygen therapy in the treatment of diabetic foot ulceration