Peptide Biomimetic Matrix Revitalizes Chronic Wounds via Tissue Regrowth and Revascularization: Monitoring Progress with Multispectral NIRS Imaging

Bridging the Gap: Correlating Multispectral Near-Infrared Imaging with Standard Vascular Diagnostics in Chronic Wound Care

Professor Alisha Oropallo discusses her recent poster entitled "Bridging the Gap: Correlating Multispectral Near-Infrared Imaging with Standard Vascular Diagnostics in Chronic Wound Care" presented at the recent SAWC Spring 2026 conference.

Multimodal Imaging for Point-of-Care Wound Assessment and Clinical Decision-Making

Professor Alisha Oropallo discusses her poster entitled "Multimodal Imaging for Point-of-Care Wound Assessment and Clinical Decision-Making" which she recently presented at the Spring SAWC 2026 conference.

Biatain Silicone as a Secondary DressingHaily Caprara

Hailey Caprara discusses the usefulness of Biatain silicone dressing in the management of her chronic wound patients. She also demonstrates the usefulness of NIRS imaging in the selection and management of those patients who will benefit the most from this dressing choice. She also shows the value of proactive tissue imaging in understanding the outcomes derived from the dressing use.

Pressure Injury Staging: Complementing Visual Assessment with Near-Infrared Spectroscopy and Thermography

Hailey Caprara discusses the usefulness of NIRS imaging in the management of patients with or at risk of pressure injuries. She discussed the advantage of a proactive tissue imaging approach for early detection of possible injury.

Peptide Biomimetic Matrix Revitalizes Chronic Wounds via Tissue Regrowth and Revascularization: Monitoring Progress with Multispectral NIRS Imaging

Dr Matthew Regulski discusses his recent poster at the SWAC Spring 2026 conference. The poster is entitled Peptide Biomimetic Matrix Revitalizes Chronic Wounds via Tissue Regrowth and Revascularization: Monitoring Progress with Multispectral NIRS Imaging and demonstrates the usefulness of NIRS imaging in tracking wound progress in real time.