Malaysia Ministry of Health has published latest edition of Wound Care Manual for Healthcare Professionals.
Nutrition support particularly high protein will accelerate wound healing process. After many years of experience in public hospitals, PROTEGEN is illustrated as liquid modular protein formula for use in wound healing.
A soft copy of wound care manual can be viewed at: https://anyflip.com/jivtb/qocp/basic
Sepsis is a potentially life-threatening condition caused by the body's response to an infection. Optimal nutrition support in critically ill patients include adequate protein would avoid negative nitrogen balance and to maintain lean body mass.
University of Malaya has conducted a RCT in critically ill septic patients using PROTEGEN as nutritional support.
Outcomes will be posted once we obtain it.
Burns unit case study by Hospital Sultanah Bahiyah, Alor Setar demonstrated that collagen protein peptides (PROTEGEN) combined with enteral formula helped burned patient to meet protein requirements and achieved optimal skin wound healing.
The case study was presented at 25th MDA National Conference 2019 lately:
PROTÉGEN first randomised controlled clinical trial (RCT) was recently presented by Hospital Tuanku Jaafar, Seremban nephrology team at ISN World Congress of Nephrology, 12th-15th April, Melbourne, Australia.
The study shows that PROTÉGEN (collagen protein peptides) is beneficial to peritoneal dialysis patients. It increased protein intake, improved anthropometry measurements and lowered serum phosphate level.
PROTÉGEN is the only collagen protein peptides in the market tested clinically in public hospital settings with proven display of safety and efficacy.
PROTEGEN has improved serum albumin in malnourished CAPD patients in an observational study done in Penang General Hospital. The study abstract is attached below: