HealthRenu Medical, Inc.
Study demonstrates HealthRenu effectiveness in infection prevention
Published in Surgery Litigation and Law Weekly, April 9th, 2004
Daniel Sparks, an orthopedic surgeon, has used the company's products during the last 2 years and has completed the test studies needed for HealthRenu to launch and begin to market the company's various product lines.
In an interview with Sparks, he explains his study: "In orthopedic surgeries, including total joint replacements, post-operative wound care is a major concern. Wound complications can lead to extended hospital stays and increased prescription drug costs, which in turn can ultimately lead to more surgery and even retrieval and...
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