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Advanced Wound Care

  • Wound Care in 2020: How Point-of-Care Bacterial Imaging is Shifting the Wound Assessment Paradigm
  • Adopting Fluorescence Imaging for Detection of Elevated Bacterial Burden as a Standard of Care in our Long-Term Care Facilities
  • Advanced Wound Care Device for Diagnostic Imaging
  • Clinical Image Gallery of Fluorescence Images
  • Clinical Perspective: My Experience Using & Billing for the MolecuLight Wound Imaging Procedure
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  • Continuing Medical Education Resources
  • Digital Measurement of Wound Area, Length, Width and Depth
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  • EMR/EHR Integration
  • Expert Educational Video Sessions
  • Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
  • How to Use the MolecuLight i:X: Simple, Integrated Workflow
  • i:X® Telemedicine Solution
  • Investigator-Initiated CLINICAL RESEARCH
  • Legal and Medical Implications: Fluorescence Imaging for Detection of Elevated Bacterial Burden
  • Measure Wound Size
  • MolecuLight i:X Case Studies
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  • MolecuLight Executive Team
  • MolecuLight i:X Fluorescence Wound Imaging Device
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  • Overcoming Barriers to Healing with Point-of-Care Fluorescence Imaging
  • Overcoming Barriers to Healing with Point-of-Care Fluorescence Imaging
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  • The use of Point-of-Care Bacterial Autofluorescence Imaging in the Management of Diabetic Foot Ulcers: A Pilot Randomised Controlled Trial
  • Training Resources
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  • User Documentation for the MolecuLight i:X
  • Utility of MolecuLight for Wound Care Patients
  • Utility of Point-of-care Bacterial Imaging DURING COVID-19
  • Utility of Point-of-Care Fluorescence for Detection of Elevated Bacterial Burden at an Army Medical Center
  • Utility of Point-of-Care Fluorescence for Detection of Elevated Bacterial Burden in an Outpatient Wound Care Setting
  • VIDEO: Sequence of Real-Time Fluorescence Guidance of Surgical Debridement and Avoidance of Skin Graft Failure
  • Visualize Bacteria
  • Webcast Recordings
  • Webcast-Clinical Perspective: My Experience Using and Billing for the MolecuLight i:X® Procedure
  • Webcast-You Can’t Treat What You Can’t See
  • Webcast-You Can’t Treat What You Can’t See
  • What is the MolecuLight i:X procedure?
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