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John Vandermosten

@vanjohn10.bsky.social

1 day ago

ParaNano Purchase Orders YouTube video by Unboxing Biotech

ParaNano’s CEO, Chelsea Luxen, highlights 2 purchase orders for WoundCue with Veteran's Way, who sells into the VA & Bethany Children's Health Center, which is the clinical site for the trial.
youtube.com/shorts/JXftq...
#MedTech #SmartBandage #InfectionDetection #ChronicWounds #WoundManagement

John Vandermosten

@vanjohn10.bsky.social

4 days ago

Exploring Platform Applications YouTube video by Unboxing Biotech

ParaNano’s CEO, Chelsea Luxen, explores some of the other applications beyond wound care for its WoundCue product & Bio-Z technology.
youtube.com/shorts/lawr_...
#MedTech #SmartBandage #InfectionDetection

John Vandermosten

@vanjohn10.bsky.social

2 weeks ago

Chelsea Luxen Explains Technology Behind WoundCue YouTube video by Unboxing Biotech

ParaNano CEO, Chelsea Luxen, explains WoundCue's technology which is responsive to pathogenic lipase.
youtube.com/shorts/tyCQE...
#MedTech #SmartBandage #InfectionDetection #MedTechInnovation #ChronicWounds #WoundManagement #ClinicalInnovation

John Vandermosten

@vanjohn10.bsky.social

2 weeks ago

Introducing WoundCue YouTube video by Unboxing Biotech

ParaNano Wound Care’s CEO, Chelsea Luxen, introduces WoundCue and its features which can indicate bacterial or fungal pathogens in a wound through a color change.
youtube.com/shorts/a12QP...
#MedTech #SmartBandage #InfectionDetection

John Vandermosten

@vanjohn10.bsky.social

3 weeks ago

ParaNano Wound Care Pitfalls YouTube video by Unboxing Biotech

ParaNano Wound Care’s Co-founder & CEO, Chelsea Luxen, identifies many of the pitfalls that patients face with existing wound monitoring practices.
youtube.com/shorts/8WDBv...
#MedTech #SmartBandage #InfectionDetection #MedTechInnovation #ChronicWounds #WoundManagement #ClinicalInnovation

John Vandermosten

@vanjohn10.bsky.social

3 weeks ago

Wound Standard of Care YouTube video by Unboxing Biotech

Join Chelsea Luxen, Co-founder & CEO of ParaNano Wound Care, as she explores the unmet need in wound monitoring which guided the design of WoundCue.

#MedTech #SmartBandage #InfectionDetection #MedTechInnovation #ChronicWounds #WoundManagement #ClinicalInnovation
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John Vandermosten

@vanjohn10.bsky.social

3 weeks ago

ParaNano Outlines the Unmet Needs in Wound Monitoring YouTube video by Unboxing Biotech

Chelsea Luxen, Co-founder & CEO of ParaNano Wound Care describes the unmet need in wound monitoring & introduces WoundCue along with the settings where it can help the most.
#MedTech #SmartBandage #InfectionDetection #ChronicWounds
youtube.com/shorts/0wuq4...

@thedoodleabides.bsky.social

3 months ago

art by Robbie Conal
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@arxivlens.bsky.social

3 months ago

Small molecule correlates of infection precede infection diagnosis in breast implant reconstruction patients.
Anolik, Rachel A et al.
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Pure Science

@purescience.news

10 months ago

Caltech’s Smart Bandage Detects Infection Days in Advance Caltech’s iCares bandage samples fluid and tracks wound biomarkers to detect infection early and predict healing outcomes. Caltech professor of medical engineering Wei Gao and his team are developing...

Caltech’s Smart Bandage Detects Infection Days in Advance #Science #HealthandMedicine #MedicalTechnology #SmartBandage #InfectionDetection

@aaronsherwood46.bsky.social

1 year ago

⏳ Testing Duration Affects Results Infections can take longer to detect than you’d think. Extending testing to 14 days, as shown in studies like Bossard J, et al. [1], found infections missed by shorter 7-day tests. Patience can save lives. #InfectionDetection #ExtendedTesting

@divinenchumulu.bsky.social

1 year ago

Time Matters in Cultures
The study also found that some bacteria needed 1-14 days to grow in thioglycolate. If testing is stopped at 7 days, up to five types of bacteria could be missed. Letting bacteria grow within a longer period can help identify all potential infections.

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