Wound bacterial infections
Activated cells with high microbicidal activity accelerate the sanitation of the focus and wound healing.
About the disease
Chronic wound infections are wounds that do not heal for a long time because of stubborn bacterial flora. Antibiotics and dressings help little, healing stalls, and the risk of complications grows. Adaptive cell therapy strengthens local anti-infective immunity right in the wound.
We introduce activated immunocompetent cells with high microbicidal activity into the focus. They help clear the wound of bacteria and create conditions for healing where standard treatment has reached a dead end.
The method is relevant in chronic and poorly healing wound infections resistant to usual treatment. The goal is to sanitize the focus and get healing off the ground.
Cell therapy acts locally and reduces the overall drug burden. It is combined with surgical debridement and physician supervision.
The physician decides whether it is possible and how it is structured after assessing the nature of the wound, the flora, and treatment history. The program is selected individually.
Sanitizing the focus
Activated cells help clear the wound of bacteria.
Supporting healing
The method gets healing off the ground.
When resistant to treatment
Works where antibiotics help little.
Less drug burden
Acts locally, reducing the overall load on the body.
Together with debridement
Combines with standard wound treatment.
Adaptive cellular immunotherapy
Activated immunocompetent cells are administered directly to the site of chronic inflammation.
Focus diagnostics
Determining the localization and nature of the chronic inflammatory process.
Cell activation
Immunocompetent cells are activated under laboratory conditions for targeted action.
Targeted delivery
Direct administration of activated cells into the chronic inflammation zone.
Relapse control
Restoring local immunity reduces the frequency of exacerbations, even in cases of antibiotic resistance.
Frequently asked questions
When is cell immunotherapy used for wound infections?
In chronic and poorly healing wounds resistant to usual treatment. The method strengthens local anti-infective immunity right in the focus.
How does the method affect healing?
Activated cells help clear the wound of bacteria and create conditions for healing, getting the process off the ground.
How do the injected cells work?
These are activated immunocompetent cells with high microbicidal activity. They are introduced into the focus, where they help suppress the infection.
Can the method be combined with surgical debridement?
Yes. Cell therapy is combined with surgical debridement and physician supervision; it complements standard treatment.
How does the course of treatment go?
After a consultation and assessment of the nature of the wound, the physician builds an individual program. The method acts locally and reduces the overall drug burden.
Can I come for treatment from another region?
Yes. The clinic is near Moscow (Khimki, Skhodnya) and accepts patients from other regions. The first consultation can be held remotely.
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