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From Corpus Christi, Texas, Newsource, it said that a premature newborn's life was saved by an innovative medical treatment involving fish skin after a life-threatening skin infection began shutting down her organs. Eliana DeVos, born at just 23 weeks' gestation and weighing only one pound, developed a severe bacterial infection on her neck while in the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU).
The infection caused a deep wound, and traditional treatments were deemed too risky for the fragile infant. The report said she was a premature baby, the wound was very extensive, and she was pretty sick, so it was delicate to undergo surgery for the baby. Instead, Dr. Dimas and Nurse Practitioner Roxanne Reyna opted for a novel approach. They used a medical-grade honey solution to clean the wound, followed by a mixture of the honey with fish skin from wild Atlantic cod to cover it. "It's microscopically so close to human skin that it helps. The wound starts to heal, and the scars will gradually look natural.
The fish skin provided a platform for Eliana's body to grow new skin tissue, aided by omega oils and other natural elements. It said that once the wound heals, the scars disappear. The fish skin provided a platform for Eliana's body to grow new skin tissue, aided by omega oils and other natural elements. Not all babies can be treated like this, they might be allergic to fish.
Source: LOCAL 12
The infection caused a deep wound, and traditional treatments were deemed too risky for the fragile infant. The report said she was a premature baby, the wound was very extensive, and she was pretty sick, so it was delicate to undergo surgery for the baby. Instead, Dr. Dimas and Nurse Practitioner Roxanne Reyna opted for a novel approach. They used a medical-grade honey solution to clean the wound, followed by a mixture of the honey with fish skin from wild Atlantic cod to cover it. "It's microscopically so close to human skin that it helps. The wound starts to heal, and the scars will gradually look natural.
The fish skin provided a platform for Eliana's body to grow new skin tissue, aided by omega oils and other natural elements. It said that once the wound heals, the scars disappear. The fish skin provided a platform for Eliana's body to grow new skin tissue, aided by omega oils and other natural elements. Not all babies can be treated like this, they might be allergic to fish.
Source: LOCAL 12
