RESULTS
CLINICAL RESULTS
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The following treatment reports illustrate the effectiveness of the SIS equipment even in difficult infection and wound healing cases, without any antibiotics or other medications:
- Helicobacter pylori stomach infection with symptoms, two weeks to clear, Carbon-14 urea breath test before and after SIS machine treatment confirmed.
- Helicobacter pylori stomach infection with symptoms, two weeks to clear, Carbon-14 urea breath test before and after SIS machine treatment confirmed.
- Chronic histology detected Helicobacter pylori infection, not detectable after 20 days, Carbon-14 urea breath test confirmed.
- Chronic histology detected Helicobacter pylori infection, not detectable after 20 days, Carbon-14 urea breath test confirmed.
- Hospitalized patient developed severe upper urinary tract infection (UTI) following from major trauma and emergency surgery, strong symptomatic kidney infection diagnosed via blood/urine tests and renal ultrasound. Treated unsuccessfully with intravenous antibiotics. Patient not improving and developing compounding symptoms. Treated within the hospital with SIS machine M200 model with complete success, confirmed by repeat ultrasound and blood work. Recurrence of symptomatic UTI several weeks later: repeat SIS machine M200 application—48 hours to clear infection and complete disappearance of symptoms, sequential Multistix® 10 SG reagent strip urinary leukocyte and protein test monitored and confirmed.
- Hospitalized patient developed severe upper urinary tract infection (UTI) following from major trauma and emergency surgery, strong symptomatic kidney infection diagnosed via blood/urine tests and renal ultrasound. Treated unsuccessfully with intravenous antibiotics. Patient not improving and developing compounding symptoms. Treated within the hospital with SIS machine M200 model with complete success, confirmed by repeat ultrasound and blood work. Recurrence of symptomatic UTI several weeks later: repeat SIS machine M200 application—48 hours to clear infection and complete disappearance of symptoms, sequential Multistix® 10 SG reagent strip urinary leukocyte and protein test monitored and confirmed.
- Acute and chronic Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) superbug bacteria skin infection lesions SIS machine M200 model treatment.
- Acute and chronic Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) superbug bacteria skin infection lesions SIS machine M200 model treatment.
- Acute cellulitis on the head, no infection after 3 days SIS machine M200 model treatment.
- Acute cellulitis on the head, no infection after 3 days SIS machine M200 model treatment.
- Emergency nosocomial septicemia (sepsis) SIS machine W200 model wound treatment.
- Emergency nosocomial septicemia (sepsis) SIS machine W200 model wound treatment.
- Viral hepatitis with symptoms of episodes of collapse and loss of consciousness (syncope), no symptoms within 10 days, 3½ weeks to clear infection, and no recurrence of symptoms at 8 month follow-up.
- Viral hepatitis with symptoms of episodes of collapse and loss of consciousness (syncope), no symptoms within 10 days, 3½ weeks to clear infection, and no recurrence of symptoms at 8 month follow-up.
- Oozing, deep infected lower leg trauma wound 5cm dimension recommended for intravenous antibiotics by Hospital doctors, no sign of infection in 48 hours, complete healing, minimal scarring.
- Oozing, deep infected lower leg trauma wound 5cm dimension recommended for intravenous antibiotics by Hospital doctors, no sign of infection in 48 hours, complete healing, minimal scarring.
- Hospital case of septicemia treated with antibiotics and sequence of emergency surgeries for acute localized infections, last operated infection site left open due to ongoing infection and antibiotic resistance. After 16 hours continuous SIS machine use the infected area could be surgically closed, without recurrence and no further antibiotics required.
- Hospital case of septicemia treated with antibiotics and sequence of emergency surgeries for acute localized infections, last operated infection site left open due to ongoing infection and antibiotic resistance. After 16 hours continuous SIS machine use the infected area could be surgically closed, without recurrence and no further antibiotics required.
- Acute debilitating pneumonia with anticipated hospitalization, 48 hours major improvement, no symptoms in 10 days. (Registered Nurse).
- Acute debilitating pneumonia with anticipated hospitalization, 48 hours major improvement, no symptoms in 10 days. (Registered Nurse).
- Loxosceles rufescens spider bite. Infection marked out by wound nurse. Patient prescribed antibiotics, cortisone, antihistamine and pain killers by her doctor. Little change in wound or symptoms after 48 hours of medications, unable to walk. SIS machine M200 model emergency treatment: 18 hours. More than 50% pain reduction reported, major improvement to wound and surrounding tissue. Patient walking near normally.
- Loxosceles rufescens spider bite. Infection marked out by wound nurse. Patient prescribed antibiotics, cortisone, antihistamine and pain killers by her doctor. Little change in wound or symptoms after 48 hours of medications, unable to walk. SIS machine M200 model emergency treatment: 18 hours. More than 50% pain reduction reported, major improvement to wound and surrounding tissue. Patient walking near normally.
- Severe, chronic diabetic ulcer, patient facing amputation, treated at home with W200 model SIS machine after failure of hospital care.
- Severe, chronic diabetic ulcer, patient facing amputation, treated at home with W200 model SIS machine after failure of hospital care.
- Post operative, severly infected leg wound, 30cm length, unsuccessfully treated with IV antibiotics and multiple surgical washouts, infections resulting from slow wound healing. The last washout revealed an infection determined as incurable by the attending surgeon and infectious disease physician with certain sepsis and death if whole limb amputation was not performed. W200 model (precurser to W250 model) applied 24/7 for 4 weeks. Complete healing. Photographic documentation shown.
- Post operative, severly infected leg wound, 30cm length, unsuccessfully treated with IV antibiotics and multiple surgical washouts, infections resulting from slow wound healing. The last washout revealed an infection determined as incurable by the attending surgeon and infectious disease physician with certain sepsis and death if whole limb amputation was not performed. W200 model (precurser to W250 model) applied 24/7 for 4 weeks. Complete healing. Photographic documentation shown.