CD Medical Ltd reports that a patient presented with a static traumatic wound associated with a haematoma had necrotic tissue and slough removed, wound granulation and epithelialisation achieved in 4 weeks, and pain levels reduced from 8 to 3 on the VAS scale.
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Did you know MaxioCel can promote healing in a wide range of wound types, including traumatic wounds and wounds associated with haematomas? In this evaluation, a patient…
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CD Medical Ltd
Wound | Stoma | Continence | Dermatology
- Industry
- Medical Equipment Manufacturing
- Location
- Bolton, GB
- Company size
- 11–50 employees
About CD Medical Ltd
Through innovation and family values, deliver cost effective, gold standard care to patients and healthcare providers. CD Medical Ltd philosophy is to take medical devices that are good, then innovate and make it more cost effective for the NHS
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CD Medical Ltd representatives Oliver Tomlins, Sam Johnston, and Jade Roberts are attending Wound Expo 2026 at The Eastside Rooms in Birmingham.
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CD Medical Ltd highlights that MaxioCel can promote healing in a wide range of wound types, including traumatic wounds and wounds associated with haematomas.
Presence & Recognition
CD Medical Ltd employee Elliott Fordham is attending the Western Trust Study Day in Northern Ireland.
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