ULCILENE
Treatment of warning lesion and pressure ulcer stage
1. ULCILENE is an oily solution, lubricating and protective, OGT base. Clinical studies carried out with ULCILENE have demonstrated that the product restores the epidermal lipid film of the skin, limits the insensitive water loss, facilitates the underlying tissue perfusion which help the natural healing process of injured zones of skin. A gentle massage with finger tip weight is sufficient.
Clinical studies (first)
Study title
Multicenter study of the efficacy of PB17 in prevention of decubitus ulcer in comparison with the classical techniques: 3 to 5 massages and dermo-epidermal kneading per day, with or without application of massage products.
Investigators
Dr Jean Rigal, Ex-Head of E.E.G. Department and Neurophysiology, Val-de-Grâce, Paris - France
Study Design
Open, multicentric – 137 patients. This study is part of the CE marking.
Study procedure
PB 17 was applied twice a day by gentle massage without deep kneading.
Results/Conclusions
In all studies conducted, patients and nursing staff agreed on the comfort and ease of use of the product compared to traditional treatments. In every case observed, the lesions were improved and the great majority were cured.
Clinical studies (second)
Study title
In vivo evaluation of the effect of an OGT solution on the renewal of the epidermis and on biomechanical skin properties in man.
Investigators
Laboratoires Dermscan, Lyon - France
Study Design
Open, one centre – 19 patients. This study is part of the CE marking.
Study procedure
2 applications twice a day by gentle massage of 1 minute
Results/Conclusions
Biomechanical properties of the skin: the firmness of the skin increased significantly (p<0.05) in the treated zone after two weeks of treatment
Turnover of the epidermis: 100% turnover of the cells of the epidermis was obtained after 12±1days in the zone treated with Sanyrene versus 15±0 for the non treated zone. The difference was highly significant (p=0.0001)
Clinical studies (third)
Study title
Measurement of TcpO² at pressure points after application of on OGT solution
Investigators
D. Colin, D. Chomard, C. Bois, C. Bregeon, J.L. Saumet, University Hospital Centre, Angers - France
Study Design
Open, comparative – 28 patients. This study is part of the CE marking.
This study is part of the CE marking.
Study procedure
Measurement were taken using a monitor (Microgas 7640, Kontron instruments) which provides a direct reading of TcpO² expressed in mm of Hg.
Results/Conclusions
The OGT solution decreased the negative effects of pressure exertion on skin microcirculation in the sacral area.
PUBLICATION
Article
Etude de l’efficacité de Sanyrène® après application locale unique sur la TcpO² de la région du sacrum chez des patients présentant un risque d’escarre.
Authors
Dr Colin, Dr Chomard : UCH Angers – France
Journal
La Revue de l’Infirmière N° 5 – Mars 1995