First RCT using MolecuLight i:X technology
Addition of MolecuLight to standard treatment doubled 12-week healing rates of DFUs (204%) and improved wound closure
1st study to describe healing outcomes of dehisced perineal wounds & factors associated with delayed healing
The presence of fluorescence significantly reduced the odds of wound healing in ≤ 4 weeks by 76%
Delphi method was employed to establish consensus guidelines describing fluorescence imaging (MolecuLight i:X) use
96% reported that imaging-informed treatment plans led to improved wound healing
Guidelines provided will help to standardize use of fluorescence imaging among wound care providers
23% increase in 12 week wound healing rate
33% decrease in antibiotic prescribing
47% decrease in antimicrobial spending per wound
25% decrease in wound area over 4 weeks with the elimination of bacterial fluorescence from wounds
A positive healing trajectory was associated with the implementation of fluorescence imaging (i:X)
All wounds where fluorescence signal from bacteria was eradicated healed within 2-6 weeks
