In vivo wound models from
SGS proderm

Most wounds undergo specific and regulated phases within the healing process: hemostasis, inflammation, proliferation, and maturation. From this point of view, the healing of a wound follows a simple and straightforward procedure. However the fact is that wound healing is a very complex process which is best investigated by the use of models which help you understand the processes in which wounds heal.

SGS proderm has developed a number of human wound models for the evaluation of the efficacy of products. All of these models are based on acute wounds and made to assess the efficacy, safety and tolerability of wound healing products. Within these assessments a variety of modern technologies are applied.

• Abrasive wound model
• Suction blister model
• Scratch model
• Laser wound model
• Punch biopsy
• Tape stripping
• Burnings (1^st degree)

Within our clinical research network, we can also offer the investigation of chronic wounds:

• Diabetic ulcera
• Ulcus cruris (venosum, ateriosum, mixtum)

• Wound gels
• Sprays
• Dressings
• Patches
• Cold plasma
• Foams
• Powder
• PRP treatments