Evidence

Evidence

• The use of larval debridement therapy in preventing further amputation

• Maggot debridement therapy for the treatment of diabetic foot ulcers: meta-analysis

• Effective wound bed preparation using maggot debridement therapy for patients with critical limb ischaemia

• Maggot Debridement Therapy – A systematic review

• Vascular Wound Management – Larval Debridement Therapy

• Traumatic injury management

• Diabetic Foot Ulcer Management – Larval Debridement Therapy

• Management of lower limb wounds

• Evidence for larval debridement therapy in wound cleansing and healing

• Cost-effectiveness of interventions for chronic wound debridement- an evaluation in search of data

Case Studies

• Cellulitis from a finger wound – Management in community to avoid surgery

• Diabetic Foot Ulcers – Preventing amputation through rapid treatment

• Haematoma – A real alternative to surgery

• Leg ulcers – Fast, effective results for chronic wounds

• Haematoma – Single application on a large haematoma

• Pressure ulcer – From thick slough to granulation tissue

• Pressure ulcer – Reducing necrosis, slough, bacteria and malodour to improve comfort

• Surgical – First line treatment in wound bed preparation

• Surgical – Wound bed preparation in one application

• Burn (lower leg) – Community treatment to prevent hospital admission

• Burns (abdomen and arm) – Debridement where surgery was not considered an option

• Diabetic Foot Ulcers – Preventing amputation in a young patient

• A Gentle Approach to Debridement

• Complex Open Abdominal Wound Case Study

• Reducing Risk of Amputation in a Community Setting Case Study

• Succesful use of Larval Therapy in debriding a smaller wound Case Study