INFECTION AND BIOFILM
A CHALLENGE IN WOUND HEALING
While surgical debridement is accepted as the gold standard intervention to promote wound healing, bacterial biofilm can resist debridement and act as a resistance reservoir, leading to considerable delays in wound healing.
DEBRICHEM® IS A NEW, DISRUPTIVE AND HIGHLY EFFECTIVE METHOD TO ELIMINATE BIOFILM AND INFECTION IN A SINGLE 60-SECOND APPLICATION.
ELEVATE YOUR WOUND CARE PORTFOLIO
WITH DEBRICHEM®
DEBRICHEM® is a unique product capable of solving an urgent medical need fast.
GROWING GLOBAL DEMAND
A shocking statistic reveals that 2% of the global population currently lives with chronic wounds.
This number is expected to rise by another 2% in the next decade.
Factors like diabetes, obesity, and an aging population contribute to the surge in hard-to-heal wounds.
This significantly impacts the Global Wound Care Market, forecasted to grow at a CAGR of 4.61% from 2023 to 2030.
In 2022, the market stood at USD 20.18 billion and is anticipated to reach USD 30.52 billion by 2030.
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SAVE TIME TO HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONALS
DEBRICHEM® stands out as a groundbreaking product designed to eliminate biofilm and infection, in a one single 60-second application.
In >90% of cases, granulation is achieved after one-single DEBRICHEM® application, saving time during the treatment process and expediting wound healing soltions.
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ADDRESSING URGENT CALL
FOR INFECTION SOLUTIONS
Global healthcare demands urgent, efficient solutions to prevent and treat infections.
Infections are surging and are more persistent due to anti-microbial resistance, so the necessity for impactful solution becomes increasingly apparent.
DEBRICHEM® meets this need with its unparalleled efficacy to eliminate infection in hard-to heal wounds in one-single 60-second application.
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