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chronic wound specialists

Wound specialists consist of nurses, a variety of specialty physicians, medical technicians and physical and occuptional

therapists who work together in multidisciplinary teams to deliver care to patients that suer from acute, chronic and
non-healing wounds. Each multidisciplinary team continually researches new approaches for faster wound healing. Many
teams have had tremendous success with patients whose protocols include the Tennant Biomodulator and Biotransducer.

The Biomodulator uses proprietary Microcurrent and Neuromodulation technology to stimulate the body's natural release
of nitric oxide, endorphins and neuropeptides into the blood stream, and increases ATP in the cells. The Biomodulator

works by giving the cells energy that is lacking. When the cells are restored to an optimal level of energy, the body can heal
itself. Nitric oxide causes vascular dilation and thereby increases blood circulation. This is critical to wound healing,

reduction of edema and treatment of diabetic and peripheral neuropathy.

Treatment of conditions by wound health care teams may include, but are not limited to:

Acute Wounds in Emergency Rooms Post-Operative Wounds
Pressure Wounds and Bed Sores Diabetic Ulcers
Vascular Ulcers Radiation Wounds
Severe Burns Chronic Wounds

Case Study

A 63 year old male paraplegic patient suered third degree burns from sitting a half hour on a faulty heating pad after hemorrhoidectomy
surgery. Patient suered deep tissue damage from the burn. Patient underwent three skin graft surgeries and began a protocol involving

treatment with Neo-40 daily, topical Vitamin E and use of the Tennant Biomodulator with the Tennant Biotransducer to provide energy and
voltage to the wound site. After three months of using this protocol, the burn area no longer had open wounds and was able to accept
grafting successfully. The surgeon at Brooke Army Medical Center indicated the wound had healed 4-6 months faster than expected,
especially since this type of wound typically heals very poorly in paraplegic patients.

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