One of those nights in the ER

One of Those Night in the ER

I received this interesting testimonial which I wanted to to share with you regarding a common laceration my colleague, Dr. Maher Arafa, treated in his Emergency Room (ER) with the Wound Zipper (www.woundzipper.com).  The Wound Zipper is a painless dressing that does not need to be changed every other day and it provides perfect healing in just 5 days without the need for stitches or anesthetic products! This is not science fiction….Please keep reading to find out why I am so excited to talk about this product. 

Dr. Maher Arafa’s testimonial:

“During  a regular busy work-shift I was called by the nurse who informed me four patients with laceration wounds located at different body sites required stitches. I responded and asked the nurse to prepare the usual technical platform consisting of several instruments, stitching materials and anesthetic products. One of the patients pictured below was a 45 year old male who fell in the shower and sustained a 3 cm laceration to the back of his scalp. (Picture A). He was a very anxious patient because he was afraid stitches would cause additional hurt and pain. I knew time was of the essence because I had 3 more patients waiting with laceration wounds and I remembered I had samples of WoundZipper.  I was told it was a product that had two sticky strips with a magnet and promised to repair lacerations in seconds without pain.  I decided to give it a try on all four patients, first irrigating the wound and then applying the WoundZipper. (Picture B).  I was able to treat all four patients in a matter of 10 minutes and they all left the ER very happy because they did not need painful stitches or the burning anesthetic. They all returned 5 days later and I easily removed the WoundZipper. (Picture C).  The patients were all thrilled with the results.     
















 

The story and photos are courtesy of Dr. Maher Arafa- Tunisia 

Especial thanks for Dr. Sally Norgate for helping in the editorial 

For product informed visit WoundZipper.com