Diagnosis: The patient is an 18-month-old child who sustained burns due to scalding water. The burns were superficial to moderate in nature, with no signs of deep tissue involvement or systemic complications. However, the injuries were located in areas that are difficult to dress and slow to heal, such as the neck and ear regions.

Treatment: 20 drops of PD-Curcumin twice per day. The patient was monitored for any signs of complications or infection.

Progression and follow up:

• Day 1: The burns were assessed on initial presentation, with visible redness, blistering, and swelling. No signs of infection or necrosis were noted. The wounds were cleaned and treated with the PD-Curcumin device immediately.
• Day 3: The burn sites showed early signs of healing, with a reduction in swelling and erythema. No discharge or signs of infection were observed. The wound edges began to show signs of re-epithelialization.
• Day 7: By the end of the week, the wounds had healed significantly. The young patient showed normal behavior, eating and sleeping well, and displaying less discomfort compared to the early days. There were no signs of infection, and the burn sites had largely healed with minimal scarring, indicating effective skin regeneration.
• Day 45: During the final follow-up visit, the wounds had completely healed with no scarring. The patient had made a full recovery with no need for further medical intervention.

Wound assessment after day 45:

The patient experienced rapid wound healing following scald burns, with the PD-Curcumin treatment device showing significant benefits in reducing inflammation and promoting rapid tissue regeneration. Full recovery was achieved within a short period, with no complications or infection.

Diagnosis: Second-degree burn caused by traumatic injury sustained in a traffic accident.

The burn wound showed signs of inflammation and pain at the time of treatment initiation.

The wound was treated with the PD-Curcumin device and monitored for healing.

Treatment: PD-Curcumin was applied once daily, with 8-10 drops each time for 21 days.

Progression and follow-up:

• Day 1: Following the accident, the patient underwent 10 days of standard-of-care treatment and follow-up at a local hospital. After an initial assessment, as depicted in the accompanying image (D1), the patient transitioned to treatment with the PD-Curcumin device 
• Day 7: The burn wound was clean with good granulation tissue formation. The wound no longer exhibited signs of infection or necrosis. The pseudo-membrane (dead tissue) was completely removed, and the wound began to show clear healing signs.
• Day 14: The wound remained clean and showed further improvements in tissue regeneration. Granulation tissue continued to grow, and the wound’s edges were visibly shrinking and healing.
• Day 27: The burn wound was clean, showing significant contraction. Granulation tissue had formed well, and there was visible cell differentiation and division, indicating proper wound healing. The wound showed no signs of infection or complications.

Conclusion: After 27 days of treatment with PD-Curcumin, the burn wound demonstrated excellent healing progress, with the wound shrinking, good tissue regeneration, and healthy cellular activity. The wound was fully cleaned and progressing well without any infection