Mehl suffered from an aggressive form of gangrene on her toe that required a partial foot amputation. The infection continued to spread and Mehl risked losing not only her entire foot, but most of her leg below the knee.
Learn how ActiGraft® saved Mehl from losing not only her entire foot, but most of her leg below the knee.
To try to save her leg, Dr. Wahab suggested ActiGraft®, a new treatment option that uses a patient’s own blood to create an autologous blood clot tissue to heal chronic and acute wounds.
With one application over the course of (8-weeks), Mhel’s wound was ninety-five percent healed. Throughout the treatment, Mhel saw constant progress in the wound – it started to heal, and she no longer felt any pain.
To try to save her leg, Dr. Wahab suggested ActiGraft®, a new treatment option that uses a patient’s own blood to create an autologous blood clot tissue to heal chronic and acute wounds.
With one application over the course of (8-weeks), Mhel’s wound was ninety-five percent healed. Throughout the treatment, Mhel saw constant progress in the wound – it started to heal, and she no longer felt any pain.
-- Mhel’s Sister
Prior to ActiGraft, Mhel lost hope. She feared losing her leg if the wound didn’t heal, and she feared losing her ability to ever walk again. But now, Mhel has hope - “Next step: I’m trying to go walk again. In the future, maybe I can go anyplace that I do before."
“We’re so grateful that Dr. Wahab chose her – that she was chosen to do that kind of procedure.” – Mhel’s Sister
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