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EO2 CONCEPTS – Continuous Diffusion of Oxygen

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Compelling Evidence for Positive Outcomes

IDEAL FOR:

  • DFUs and VLUs

  • Ischemic and Vascular Wounds

  • Burns

  • Traumatic Wounds

  • Abdominal Wounds

  • Pressure Injuries

  • Painful Wounds

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  • CDO by EO2 promotes wound healing via increased wound perfusion, angiogenesis, and increased cell metabolism

  • Benefits often include SIGNIFICANT PAIN RELIEF and EXPEDITED WOUND CLOSURE demonstrated through scientific evidence

  • Indicated for multiple wound types

  • Canadian Health Economic Study demonstrates economic value and COST EFFECTIVE THERAPY

  • Easy-To-Use application while delivering 100% pure humidified oxygen directly into tissues 24/7!

 

Any wound can be oxygen compromised because of disrupted microvasculature.  CDO can remove this barrier to healing by allowing the wound to breathe as we normally do…continuously.

 

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Videos

Videos

CDO Patient Testimonial - Bill Murray - (Snippet)
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CDO Patient Testimonial - Bill Murray - (Snippet)

Patient of CDO Therapy, Bill describes his experience of changing his own dressings at home independently, and details of how he integrated this therapy system into his everyday life. In this video Bill was still on therapy; however, he did go on to heal in 3 months.
How to set up the OxyGeni
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How to set up the OxyGeni

This is an instructional video on how to set up the OxyGeni System, including how to turn it on, connect it to an Extension Set or an OxySpur Dressing.
WEBINAR - Oxygen Therapy Evolved: An emerging standard of care for wound healing and pain management
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WEBINAR - Oxygen Therapy Evolved: An emerging standard of care for wound healing and pain management

This is a recording of a Webinar for continuing education through NSWOCC. Oxygen Therapy Evolved: An emerging standard of care for wound healing and pain management Presenters: Kathy Mutch, RN, NSWOC, WOCC (C) Karen E Campbell, RN, PhD, NSWOC, WOCC (C) Rosemary Hill, BSN, CWOCN, WOCC (C) Objectives: 1. Review the evolution of oxygen in wound healing 2. Discuss the features of continuous diffusion of oxygen therapy 3. Provide a literature review with case study support 4. Present a variety of application Case Studies 5. Explore Continuous Diffusion of Oxygen and Patient self management

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