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ViaNOx-H is a topical gaseous nitric oxide treatment being developed by Loma Linda University for the management of chronic colonized cutaneous ulcers, specifically those in the lower extremities lasting longer than 8 weeks due to diabetes or venous stasis disease. The therapy involves the topical application of gaseous nitric oxide at concentrations of 8 to 10 parts per million for 8 hours daily over a two-week course. Its primary therapeutic objective is to eradicate the microbial bio-burden and disrupt biofilms within non-healing wounds, thereby promoting a reduction in wound size and facilitating the healing process.
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