DFW Wound & Hyperbarics, PA

09/06/2026

389 DAYS LATER — WOUND HEALED AND PATIENT DISCHARGED

Diabetic patients are at high risk of amputation from severe foot wounds but she was saved from amputation from months of aggressive medical care.
Patient came to us with a large complicated surgical wound of the right foot with exposed bone and tendon after a failed surgical flap. Her treatment journey included serial debridements, wound VAC therapy, hyperbaric oxygen therapy, treatment for MRSA infection, IV antibiotics, additional surgery, and Kerecis tissue grafting.

Despite multiple setbacks and even discussion of possible great toe amputation, the wound ultimately healed. On September 1, 2026, after 389 days from the beginning of her journey, she was discharged from wound care and able to ring the bell.
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05/13/2026

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11/25/2025

PATIENT SAVED FROM REPEAT ORTHOPEDIC SURGERY

Patient's left knee open surgical ulcer healed after 7 months of treatment. Total knee replacement done early 2025 but the surgical site dehisced open. Several months of advanced wound care involving debridements, wound VAC, grafting, and IV antibiotics were done and now fully closed and discharged.

09/06/2025

Former NFL player healed in less than 2 months of aggressive wound care.
Patient had ankle surgery which closed with much scar tissue causing persistent pain. After removal of as much scar tissue on the first few visits and continued weekly treatments, we were able to get this patient's ankle wound closed. He now has no pain and can enjoy his activities of daily living.

05/29/2025

Patient healed after several months of treatment to prevent left leg amputation. Care involved multiple wound debridements on his left heel, revascularization to open up circulation of left leg, antibiotics for infection, and hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT) to increase oxygen delivery to his tissues.

04/10/2025

HBOT significantly improved the percentage graft uptake in posttraumatic wounds and resulted in better donor site healing compared with standard care alone.

Evaluates hyperbaric oxygen therapy's impact on skin graft uptake and donor site healing in patients with traumatic wounds undergoing STSG.

03/24/2025

Patient successfully healed after 6 months of treatment and right leg amputation was prevented.
The patient had a severe Diabetic ulcer that infected the bone. She underwent numerous debridements, revascularization (opening her arteries to improve circulation), and IV antibiotics.
She did not have the means to do hyperbaric oxygen therapy due to finances which prolonged her healing time but was still able to save her foot with consistent wound care.

02/17/2025

Patient successfully healed after several months in order to prevent left foot amputation.
Patient has deep infection into bone (osteomyelitis) with gangrene. Podiatrist surgeon amputated part of his foot but the surgical site did not heal. Patient was on intravenous antibiotics.
We intervened with wound care, debridements, advanced wound care products, and hyperbaric oxygen therapy.

01/27/2025

Expect for the LCDs to be implemented on February 12th, since they are not federal policies and thus likely not included in the recent EO.

12/04/2024

Patient successfully healed and record timing from her backsurgery which had opened up and the depth was close to her spine. She underwent wound care with advanced wound care products and debridements for less than a month and a half before closure.