Spray shows promise for non-healing foot ulcers

The study showed diabetic foot ulcers treated with Granulox demonstrated significantly better and more rapid wound closure. Granulox is topical haemoglobin spray treatment for chronic wounds, which was launched in England, Wales and Scotland in 2014.

The study showed diabetic foot ulcers treated with Granulox demonstrated significantly better and more rapid wound closure. Granulox is topical haemoglobin spray treatment for chronic wounds, which was launched in England, Wales and Scotland in 2014.

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Spray shows promise for non-healing foot ulcers

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