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TREATING ACUTE & CHRONIC WOUNDS

Acute and chronic wounds are defined as wounds that do not heal in an orderly and timely set of
reparative processes that produce anatomic and functional integrity over a period of 3 months. The
most commonly encountered chronic wound is the lower extremity generally due to vascular
insufficiency, age, diabetic or nutritional deficiency. 2

SENERGY MEDICAL GROUP TO CONDUCT AN IRB WOUND STUDY USING

TENNANT BIOMODULATOR DEVICES AS ADJUNCT THERAPY

TO ACCELERATE CHRONIC WOUND HEALING, REDUCE PAIN AND

INCREASE PERFUSION POTENTIAL.

APPROVED AUGUST 21, 2017, INTEGREVIEW IRB.

WE INVITE YOU TO BE A PARTICIPANT.

For more information to determine if you qualify for the study, contact:
Senergy Medical Group
Cheryl W. Campbell, MS, VP Health Affairs - 214.379.1383
Catherine Tone, Clinical Research - 817.988.4852

woundstudy@senergy.us

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