Centre for the treatment of difficult-to-heal and chronic wounds
“Every wound has a story — we help it heal.” At the Center for the Treatment of Hard-to-Heal Wounds, we combine medical expertise, scientific innovation and holistic patient care. Our goal is not just to treat the wound, but to understand its cause — because that is where the key to successful healing lies. The difference in our approach is clear: We look for the etiology — why the wound does not close — and manage the accompanying diseases that interfere with treatment. We work with a multidisciplinary team and provide the necessary consultations with specialists in endocrinology, cardiology, nephrology and vascular medicine when the condition requires it. The focus is on comprehensive patient care — stabilization of chronic diseases, refinement of therapy, as well as correction of vitamin, mineral and micronutrient deficiencies, which often delay recovery.
What is the treatment of chronic wounds and why is it important?
Chronic wound treatment is a medical specialty that includes the diagnosis, therapy, and follow-up of wounds that do not heal normally. This includes: diabetic foot, venous and arterial ulcers, decubital wounds, trauma, burns and wounds after oncological treatment.
Correct and timely intervention is essential because chronic wounds can lead to infections, tissue loss, pain and even amputations. Our team works both for the active treatment of existing wounds and for the prevention of complications through individual care and modern therapies.
Our approach
At the Centre it is followed a structured but personalized treatment protocolbased on surgical expertise and modern science.
- Surgical “gold standard”: Precise debridement of necrotic and devitalized tissuesperformed by an experienced surgeon.
- An innovative approach with the use ofon natural snail mucus, herbal extracts, silver netsand Herbal Ointmentsdrugs that promote tissue regeneration and have an anti-inflammatory effect
What does our center treat?
Venous and arterial ulcers
Chronic ulcers caused by venous insufficiency
Wounds after oncological treatment
Chronic wounds appearing after surgical interventions, radiotherapy or chemotherapy, often difficult to heal due to tissue damage
Chronic skin defects and infections
Prolonged violations of the integrity of the skin that do not heal normally and are often accompanied by infections
Decubital wounds
Wounds caused by prolonged pressure on certain areas of the body
Postoperative and post-traumatic wounds
Wounds that appear after surgery or trauma
Diabetic foot sores
Chronic foot ulcers in patients with diabetes
How is the examination going?
The examination begins with a conversation, during which the doctor gets acquainted with your medical history, features of the wound, previous treatment and general health condition.
This is followed by a physical examination and evaluation of the wound through measurement, photographs and determination of the healing stage.
Self-dressing training: Patients are trained on a standardized Helix protocol for performing self-dressings at home.
Monitoring and follow-up: Regular follow-up visits for evaluation and replacement of dressings, as well as online consultations on photographic material, are carried out in patients who are caring for their wounds on their own.
Specialized tests
Evaluation of blood circulation in venous and arterial ulcers
Imaging Diagnostics
Ultrasound, if necessary MRI or CT of limbs
Laboratory studies
Blood, microbiological analysis of secretions
Потенциални допълнителни изследвания
Цитонамазка (PAP тест)
Микробиологични изследвания
Хормонални изследвания
Пренатални изследвания
Колпоскопия и HPV тест
След като бъдат анализирани резултатите, акушер-гинекологът поставя диагноза, препоръчва лечение или проследяване, а при нужда – насочва към друг специалист (ендокринолог, онколог, репродуктивен специалист).
Терапията може да включва медикаменти, хранителна добавки, промени в начина на живот, проследяване с контролни прегледи или подготовка за по-специализирано лечение.
When is it time to visit our center?
Consultation with a specialist is advisable if the wound:
- Does not begin to heal after more than 4 weeks
- There are signs of infection or necrosis
- It hinders your movement or daily life
- In patients with diabetes, vascular disease or cancer therapy
Regular follow-up and timely intervention prevent complications and accelerate healing. Dr. Kermedchiev's center offers personalized care from initial assessment to full recovery.
Our Promise
With us, the patient is not a “wound”, but a whole person, whose recovery requires attention, team care and scientifically based therapy.
We believe that any wound can heal — with the right approach, timely intervention and perseverance.
Интегрирана здравна грижа за бизнеса
Съчетавайки медицински центрове, домашна грижа и телемедицина, ние не само се грижим за индивидуалните здравни нужди на пациентите, но и предоставяме специализирани и интегрирани здравни решения за вашата организация.
Работодатели
Интегрирана здравна грижа за служителите ви
Застрахователни дружества
Здравни решения и услуги за вашите клиенти
Медицински заведения и специалисти
Специализирани здравни грижи за пациентите ви
Centre for the treatment of difficult-to-heal and chronic wounds
Treating a chronic wound is a medical specialty that includes the diagnosis, therapy, and follow-up of wounds that do not heal normally. Dit inkluderer:
- Diabetic foot - chronic foot ulcers in patients with diabetes caused by a combination of impaired circulation, neuropathy and an increased risk of infections
- Arterial ulcers - a wound caused by a narrowing or blockage of the arteries, leading to oxygen deficiency in the tissues and a slow healing process.
- Decubital wounds, trauma - wounds that occur as a result of prolonged pressure on certain areas of the body, usually in bedridden sick patients.
- Burns - chronic wounds resulting from thermal, chemical or electrical burns, in which tissues are deeply damaged and the recovery process is delayed
- Wounds after cancer treatment — chronic wounds that occur after surgery, radiotherapy or chemotherapy, often difficult to heal due to tissue damage
- Venous wounds of the lower extremitiesand— chronic ulcers caused by venous insufficiency, usually in the ankles and lower leg, accompanied by edema and pigmentation.
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