ANKLE FRACTURE (BIMALLEOLAR EQUIVALENT, BIMALLEOLAR, OR TRIMALLEOLAR)

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New paste aims to stop dangerous wound infections after leg surgery

Disease control Not yet recruiting

This study is testing if applying a nitropaste during surgery can improve blood flow to the surgical wound in patients with serious lower leg fractures. Better blood flow may help prevent dangerous wound infections and healing problems. The researchers will use a special imaging …

Matched conditions: ANKLE FRACTURE (BIMALLEOLAR EQUIVALENT, BIMALLEOLAR, OR TRIMALLEOLAR)

Phase: PHASE1 • Sponsor: Johns Hopkins University • Aim: Disease control

Last updated Mar 31, 2026 12:12 UTC

ANKLE FRACTURE (BIMALLEOLAR EQUIVALENT, BIMALLEOLAR, OR TRIMALLEOLAR)

Get alerted when new ANKLE FRACTURE (BIMALLEOLAR EQUIVALENT, BIMALLEOLAR, OR TRIMALLEOLAR) trials appear

New paste aims to stop dangerous wound infections after leg surgery