MediWound Study Finds NexoBrid Removes Over 90% of Traumatic Tattoo Pigments After Injuries

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MediWound Study Finds NexoBrid Removes Over 90% of Traumatic Tattoo Pigments After Injuries

MediWound Ltd. has announced the publication of new prospective clinical data demonstrating the effectiveness of NexoBrid® in removing embedded particles associated with traumatic tattoos following abrasion and blast injuries. The study, conducted at Sheba Medical Center's National Burn Center, included 15 patients who received NexoBrid treatment within 24 hours of injury after standard mechanical scrubbing. Results showed a reduction in mean pigmented wound area from 37.5% to 2.1%, representing a 92.5% decrease in pigmented wound surface compared to baseline after scrubbing. The treatment was well tolerated, with no treatment-related adverse events reported during the early post-procedure period. These findings have already been published in a peer-reviewed journal.

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