AIIMS develops wound healing device
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The All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), supported by its School of International Biodesign, has created a groundbreaking wound healing device aimed at accelerating early healing and minimizing infection risks in patients with substantial wounds.
Professor Sushma Sagar, honored with the institute's research award for innovative technology, disclosed to TOI that the battery-operated device underwent successful trials on over 100 patients at the trauma center over the past two years.
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