Clinical Studies

It is a fundamental clinical observation that wounds do not heal in tissue that does not bleed, and they almost always heal in tissue that bleeds extensively. Continuous supply of...

Although oxygen is essential for proper wound healing, wounds are often hypoxic, with diminished oxygen delivery to the healing tissue. View PDF

It has been known since 1851 that atmospheric oxygen is taken up by the human epidermis. The contribution to total respiration is negligible. Until now, the significance for the local...

This study evaluates a topical oxygen emulsion (TOE) to reduce adverse effects after skin rejuvenation with a fully ablative CO2 laser alone and in combination with a fractional ablative CO2...

Roughly 13% of all battlefield injuries include some form of ocular trauma. Ocular tissue preservation is critical for wound healing for warfighters with ocular injuries. View PDF

Study to around the reduction of post PDT clinical morbidity of pain, edema, erythema while shortening healing time, and time lost from work and routine activities. View PDF

Objective: To investigate the use of a topical oxygenemulsion (TOE), consisting of a supersaturated oxygen suspension using perfluorocarbon components, on second-degree burns and partial-thickness wounds. View PDF

Cutagenesis™ conducted a pilot study on the effectiveness of the Cutagenix™ and Cutavive™ topical oxygen emulsions in acne treatment over a six-week trial period. This study was performed by a...

A topical aqueous oxygen emulsion stimulates granulation tissue formation in a porcine second-degree burn wound View PDF

Effects of a topical aqueous oxygen emulsion on collagen deposition and angiogenesis in a porcine deep partial-thickness wound model.

American Society for Laser Medicine and Surgery Abstracts - a dermatology conference presentation - 2012.