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Case Study of a Patient with a Post Surgical Wound

Introduction

A healthy, 31 year old male had surgery on February 18, 2014 for acromioclavicular joint separation as a result of a motorcycle accident. Picture 1 shows the post-surgical incision "ve days after surgery and prior to application of BerbereX.

Treatment

The patient began topical treatment with BerbereX "ve days after surgery. BerbereX was applied every 12 hours for seven days to complete wound healing. Picture 2 shows the wound at the end of the "rst seven days of treatment. He then began
applying BerbereX once per day for additional seven days. Picture 3 shows the post-surgical incision at the end of this second week of treatment. No systemic or topical antibiotics were used during the application of BerbereX.

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Picture 1
5 days after surgery and prior to beginning topical treatment

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Picture 2
At the end of 7 days of applying BerbereX every 12 hours; 12 days since surgery

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Picture 3
At the end of 2nd week of applying BerbereX; Every 12 hours 1st week and once per day during 2nd week; 19 days since surgery

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