Study Comparing Field Shield Spray-On Wound Dressing to Standard Silver Dressing for Large Partial Thickness Burn Wounds

What this Trial Is About

Researchers are evaluating the Field Shield Wound Dressing FSWD as a treatment for partial thickness burn wounds, comparing it to a standard silver dressing. The study aims to assess healing, infection rates, pain or discomfort, and whether the wound deepens over time in patients with burns covering 5-30% of their total body surface area. This is an interventional trial sponsored by KeriCure Medical with a focus on improving burn wound care outcomes. Participants will have two separate burn wound sites treated one with the Field Shield Wound Dressing applied as a spray, and the other with the standard silver dressing called Silverlon. The study follows a randomized, double-blind design where each participant receives both treatments on different wound areas. Dressing changes and visual assessments will be conducted regularly to evaluate the effects of each dressing. During the study, participants will undergo dressing changes, wound photography at day 3, and monitoring for wound closure over 4 to 6 months. Researchers will measure infection rates, need for surgical removal of damaged tissue, pain severity at multiple time points, scar formation, quality of life, and physical function throughout the study period. Safety and healing progress will be closely tracked to understand how both dressings perform in treating large surface area burn wounds.

Field Shield Wound Dressing Study