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Diagnosis for Wound-Related Cellulitis using Fluorescence Imaging | Moleculight.com

Watch “A Diagnosis Pathway for Wound-Related Cellulitis using Fluorescence Imaging”, a talk by Dr. Charles A. Andersen (Chief, Vascular/ Endovascular and Limb Preservation Surgery Service (Emeritus), Chief Wound Care Service and Medical Director Wound Care Clinic, Madigan Army Medical Center, Tacoma, WA) delivered in the MolecuLight virtual booth at WoundCon Fall 2021. Wound-related cellulitis can originate from wounds through invasive extension of bacteria into the surrounding dermis and subcutaneous tissue. Diagnosis of cellulitis is challenging as it is often mistaken for other inflammatory conditions. In this session, we describe the findings of our recent publication involving the development of a clinical algorithm incorporating point-of-care fluorescence imaging (MolecuLight i:X) to support efficient detection and treatment of wound-related cellulitis. Related reference: Andersen, C. et al, Diagnosis and treatment of the invasive extension of bacteria (cellulitis) from chronic wounds utilising point-of-care fluorescence imaging, Int Wound J. 2021;1–13. Inquiries: [email protected] Website: https://moleculight.com/ Twitter: @moleculight The #MolecuLight i:X™ Wound Imaging Device is approved by Health Canada (Medical License #95784) and has CE marking (Certificate #G1160292355002) for sale in Canada and the European Union. The MolecuLight i:X™ Imaging Device is not available in the US. MolecuLight® and Look to Heal® are Registered Trademarks in Canada, the US, and the EU.