AM—49-year-old male with diabetes with left below knee amputation. Patient developed osteomyelitis involving the distal stump requiring debridement of bone and soft tissue. Patient followed protocol laid out by clinical team with minimal results. After resolution of infection and addition of Expedite to protocol, patient’s wound healed in 12 weeks.

TC—57-year-old male with diabetes initially presented with cellulitis and most recent HbA1c of 8.7%. Patient was status post left partial hallux amputation. Dressing changes, betadine painting, and Expedite supported the wound to closure in 3 weeks.

TR—77-year-old male with chronic kidney disease and diabetes presented with a diabetic foot ulcer on his right foot. He also reported chronic neuropathy and bloody drainage. Patient was treated with serial debridement, off-loading, antibiotics, and standard topical wound care. Expedite was added to the treatment plan and supported the healing of the wound in 4 weeks.

AW—54-year-old female with poorly controlled diabetes (HbA1c of 11%) with history of lymphedema was experiencing a non-healing wound to the right great toe that resulted in amputation. Patient required antibiotics as well as mild compression to control edema.These interventions combined with Expedite aided in significant decrease in wound size in 11 weeks. The wound ultimately closed after a few additional weeks of treatment.