Moleculight Inc.

This trial tests whether a handheld imaging device, called MolecuLight i:X, can help doctors better treat non-healing diabetic foot ulcers. The device uses a special light to make bacteria in the wound glow, so doctors can clean it more thoroughly. About 40 adults with chronic fo…

This study tests a handheld device that uses special light to measure oxygen levels, detect bacteria, and check temperature in wounds. Doctors will use the images to guide cleaning procedures. The goal is to see if this extra information helps them decide how much tissue to remov…

This study tested a handheld camera that uses fluorescence to detect biofilm—a slimy layer of bacteria—in wounds. 40 adults with acute or chronic wounds were enrolled. The camera's accuracy was compared to standard lab imaging. The goal is to help doctors identify infections more…

This study tested a special camera called the MolecuLight DX that uses fluorescence to measure the size of skin wounds. 34 adults with various types of wounds (like diabetic foot ulcers) took part. The goal was to see if the device measures wound area more accurately than a stand…