Sunday, December 14, 2008
Poster MDT (Maggot Debridement Therapy)
Sesuai di gunakan untuk Klinik-klinik yang mempunyai pesakit diabetis yang ramai bagi tujuan promosi dan pengiklanan
Flyers MDT
Tuesday, November 11, 2008
Ulat (Maggot) Pulih Luka
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Memperkenalkan kaedah rawatan Maggot Debridement Therapy (MDT) yang terbukti berkesan dalam merawat luka ulser kronik yang sukar sembuh (non-healing wound) terutamanya bagi mereka yang mengidap penyakit kencing manis.
Segera dapatkan maklumat mengenai rawatan ini di talian-talian yang tertera seperti berikut :
En Ashraf : 012-7020 435
En Tajudin : 017-6950 435
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Sunday, July 20, 2008
Willing to lose your foot?
However there are some cases when you might lose your foot. The most famous reason is when your leg/foot committed to chronic wounds, complication from diabetic disease. When the wound becomes worst, the only solution to save your life is to lose your foot by amputation. Better lose foot rather than lose your life? Is it true? Once again, you answer on your own.
However, if there is a chance for you to save your foot, you are so STUPID if you let doctors cut your leg. That's why we introduce Maggot Debridement Therapy (MDT), a biosurgical using sterile maggots/larvae to heal your wounds by debriding/cleansing the dead tissue or necrotic. This treatment is just appear to Malaysia, thanks a lot to our researchers who did their best to produce sterile maggots using local species of fly, named Lucilia cuprina.
You can visit our website, www.sterilarvae.com for further information of MDT and if you are the one who are in waiting list for amputation, do not hesitate to reach us. We try our best to help you.
What Is Maggot Debridement Therapy (MDT) ?
In maggot debridement therapy (also known as maggot therapy, larva therapy, larval therapy, biodebridement or biosurgery), disinfected fly larvae are applied to the wound within special dressings. Medical grade maggots have three primary actions: they clean the wound by removing dead and infected tissue ("debridement"), they disinfect the wound (kill bacteria), and they speed the rate of healing.
In Malaysia and SEA countries these sterile maggot known as a " STERILARVAE" and been produced and commercialized by the company name Medical Biotherapy Sdn Bhd.
MDT In Malaysia
MDT has and is being used extensively in the United Kingdom and the United States, where sterile maggots are commercially available. It has been used as one of the modalities for the treatment of infected diabetic foot ulcers. The species used in these temperate climates is the blowfly Lucilia sericata. Here in Malaysia, being a country with tropical weather, we have the tropical blowfly lucillia cuprina, instead of lucillia sericata. MDT with L cuprina to our knowledge has never been published. It has been tried once before here in Malaysia on 12 patients with diabetic foot wounds at the Lumut Naval Hospital. Two patients in this study had MDT discontinued. The other 10 had their wounds heal satisfactorily. This was a descriptive study by post grad medical student and assisted by IMR. They have tried to build on this by conducting a prospective case controlled study to prove that MDT with lucillia cuprina is as effective as conventional debridement in the treatment of infected diabetic foot ulcers.
Currently MDT treatment only available at Hospital Kuala Lumpur (HKL) and Hospital Sg. Buloh. Sterilarvae is a control product and can only be applied by prescription from registered Medical Officers. Thus, patients who want to apply this treatment have first to seek recommendation from doctors and sterilarvae will only applied once recommended.
With a good demand from end users, MDT treatment can also be applied by appointment. We'll arrange for medical examination and if recommended, MDT can be applied. For appointment, please email to : medbiotherapy@gmail.com. TQ
History of Maggot Therapy
- Is maggot therapy still useful today?"
- Should maggot therapy be used as an adjunct to other treatments, not merely as a last resort?"
- How does maggot therapy compare to other treatment at our disposal?"