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OxyBand
           OxyBand™ Hydrocolloid delivery System vs. xeroform™:                       OxyBand   TM TM
           accelerated Healing and less Pain                                           the Healing Power of Oxygen
            Stanley Poulos Md, Plastic Surgery Specialists, and Marin General Hospital, Greenbrae ca. amie Franklin, Phd, OxyBand technologies inc., San Francisco, ca.  Stanley Poulos Md, Plastic Surgery Spec
            Pre clinical trial, the Efficacy of OxyBand™ Hydrocolloid device compared    a clinical Study Evaluating
            to xeroform™ on laser induced donor Sites in Healthy Volunteers  OxyBand Hydrocolloid delivery System vs. xeroform™
              The OxyBand™ FDA 510(K) device has been shown to speed wound   The study cohort was divided into 2 groups, dressing change every 4 days
              healing by delivering high concentrations of oxygen directly to the   and dressing change every 5 days with follow up wound evaluation, to   cOncluSiOnS  OxyBand HydrOcOllOid clinical Study  cli
              wound bed. In addition to significantly speeding healing, human clinical   confirm the optimal wear time. OxyBand™ is a multilayer wound dressing   OxyBand HydrOcOllOid VS. xErOFOrM PHOtOGraPHS
              trials have demonstrated significant decrease in pain and exudate.   that keeps out water, dirt and germs, and supplies oxygen to the wound.   •  The pre clinical trial of OxyBand™,   The OxyBan
              Preliminary to instituting a USAISR clinical trial on donor site wounds,   OxyBand™ is designed to be applied directly over clean skin or wounds and   a new hydrocolloid oxygen dressing   concen
              with the hypothesis that treating with the OxyBand™ device will result in   received its FDA 510 (k) clearance for wear time up to 5 days. A study has
                                            for donor sites, showed that wounds
                                                         trial on donor site wounds, with the hypothesis that treating with OxyBand will result in faster
              faster healing than the standard of care dressing, Xeroform™. OxyBand   shown that upon attaching the dressing over a test plate, oxygen levels rise   healed more quickly than with the   healing
              specification is a hydrocolloid interface. This preliminary trial was   steadily over the device area for the first few hours and then maintain at   traditional method, Xeroform™.  interface. A
                                                         Hydrocolloid compared to the standard of care, Xeroform™.
              conducted to evaluate the OxyBand Hydrocolloid compared to the standard   elevated levels through 5 days as long as the dressing remains intact and
              of care, Xeroform™.  secure around the perimeter. The FDA approves providing oxygen for 5 days   •  Patients experienced 10 times
                            of continuous use. Group 1 (subjects 1-6) wounds were evaluated on Days   less pain than with the traditional   Methods
              Methods       4 and 8, and in Group 2 (subjects 7-13) the wounds were evaluated on Day   method, Xeroform™ and also
                            5, when the OxyBand™ dressing was removed. After Day 5, wounds were   experienced enhanced patient   13 healthy human volunteers received identical burns on opposite extremities. T
              13 healthy human volunteers, after obtaining appropriate informed   evaluated daily without additional treatment and compared to Xeroform™.   satisfaction.  induced with an erbium laser set to a
              consent, received identical burns on opposite extremities. Each subject   The poster presents the results from comparison of the pain scores during   approximately equal to a 10/10000 inch thick
                                                         the OxyBand Hydrocolloid and the other with Xeroform™ and covered with a 4x4 gauze. The
              served as his or her own control. Wounds were produced with an erbium   dressing changes and evaluation of wounds on Days 4 and 8 for six subjects
              laser set to an ablation depth of 250 microns. This depth was selected   in Group 2, Protocol 1, and Day 5 for 7 subjects in Group 2, Protocol 2. The   study cohort was divided into 2 groups, 4
                                                         OxyBand is cleared by the FDA for up to 5 days. Group 1, Subjects 1-6 wounds were evaluated on
              as approximately equal to a 10/10000-inch thickness donor site wound.   data below was collected however the graphs show a significant difference
              Wounds were treated with either OxyBand™, Hydrocolloid device, or   in pain between the two groups.    day 4 and day 8, and Group 2, Subjects 7-13 wounds were evaluated on day 5, when the OxyBan
              Xeroform™ randomly assigned and covered with a sterile 4x4 gauze   Days of Healing • Pain • Redness • Exudate • Cosmetic Appearance  dressing was removed. After day 5, wounds were evaluated dail
                                                         and compared to Xeroform for, Day of Healing, Pain, Redness and Exudate. In addition, acute
              dressing.
                                                         scaring, “tattooing”, and other cosmetic differences were also evaluated.
                                                                             OxyBand TM  5 Day Post Op  Xeroform TM  5 Day Post Op
                Pain Scores:                 OxyBand Pain Score
                   TM
                        TM
                OxyBand  vs. Xeroform  at First Dressing Change  Xeroform Pain Score
                                                            Clinical Study Results:        OxyBand
               5                                            OxyBand TM  Hydrocolloid On Healing Time vs. Xeroform TM    Xeroform
                                                            on Standardized 250 Micron Laser Burn Wounds
              Pain Scores: Pain Scale = 0-5  3 2         Day of 100% Epithelialization  12 10 8
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                         Study Subjects Numbers 1 through 13
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            Group 1 (N=6) Perceived Pain Day 8 Dressing Change;    Group Two (N =7) Perceived Pain Day 5 Dressing Change OxyBand™ vs. Xeroform™
            OxyBand™ Vs. Xeroform™ (24 data Points)                        Subject
                               •  Results show for each subject, wounds treated with OxyBand™ felt 10 times less pain than the same subject
            •  Results show, subjects felt 10 times less pain for wounds treated with OxyBand™ than the same subject   for wounds treated with Xeroform™ on POD 5 for First Dressing Change 5 Days after Surgica
            with wounds treated with Xeroform™ on the first dressing change POD 4, 4 days after surgical wounds.
            •  Results show on Day 8, there was 6 times less pain for OxyBand™ wounds compared to Xeroform™
            wounds on POD 8, 8 days after surgical wounds.
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