Accelerated healing and improved patient outcomes with ON101 topical cream as an adjunct to NPWT in diabetic foot ulcers: Real-world study

Methods

  • Study & Design: Retrospective, observational study
  • Sample Size: Total 23 patients with IDSA Grade 2 infected DFUs
  • Wagner Grade:

  • Ulcer Size (Mean): 60±49.4 cm2 (ON101+NPWT) vs. 22.2±20.6 cm2(SOC+NPWT)
  • Clinical Outcomes:
    • Healing rate
    • Time to closure
    • NPWT duration
    • Amputation rate
    • Rehospitalization rate
    • Mortality

 

Results / Discussion:

Conclusion

In DFU patients receiving NPWT, adding ON101 enhances granulation and epithelialization, supporting faster healing, shorter treatment duration, and lower risks of amputation and morbidity. As an adjunct to NPWT, ON101 may streamline wound recovery, lessen healthcare burden, and improve patient quality of life, highlighting its clinical and economic values in advanced wound care.

 

 

 

Conference PublicationEWMA 2026
Date PublishedMay 6-8th, 2026
AuthorsMohamed Sharkwy
Poster Presentation

Accelerated healing and improved patient outcomes with ON101 topical cream as an adjunct to NPWT in diabetic foot ulcers: Real-world study

Aim

Diabetic foot ulcer (DFUs) often require negative pressure wound therapy (NPWT) to reduce wound size and prepare the wound bed for closure or grafting, yet many ulcers fail to achieve timely closure. This study evaluated whether combining ON101 topical cream with NPWT improves healing outcomes compared with standard of care (SOC) plus NPWT.