MPM Medical Inc. :: Specializing in Pain Management & Advanced Wound Care

	MPM RadiaPlex^®Rx
	OraMagic^®Rx Oral Wound Rinse
	OraMagic^® Plus Oral Wound Rinse
	CoolMagic^TM Gel Sheets
	Regenecare^® Wound Gel
	Regenecare^®HA Wound Gel
	Regenecare^®HA Saturated Pads

MPM CoolMagic^TM Gel Sheets is excellent for reducing the pain from burns and skin reactions to radiation, cuts burns and abrasions.

"The Regenecare products are the first evidenced based wound and skin care products that provide local analgesia to control pain between dressing changes."

"With the addition of Hyaluronic Acid, Regenecare^®HA Gel provides greater moisture to the wound while reducing pain caused by debridement."

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MPM RadiaPlex^®Rx Gel

INDICATIONS
Management of radiation dermatitis, partial and full thickness wounds, 1st and 2nd degree burns, cuts and abrasions.

DESCRIPTION
A unique combination of complex carbohydrates and hyaluronic acid, has ability to retain huge quantities of water.

DIRECTIONS FOR USE
Cleanse area removing foreign matter from skin, allow area to dry, apply RadiaPlex^®Rx Gel after treatment three times per day or as needed.

BENEFITS

First Hydrogel with a Creamy Consistency, Eliminates Dry and/or Taut Feeling

Contains Sodium Hyaluronate

Assists the Body in Accelerating Healing

Has a High Capacity for Skin Moisturization

Leaves No Sticky Residue, Does Not Adhere to Clothing

Adheres to Injured Tissue, Protects it From Further Irritation

Allows Coverage by Many Prescription Cards and Medicaid in Many States

MPM RadiaPlex^®Rx - Gel
Product#	NDC#	Pkg.
MP00106	66977-101-06	6 oz. Tube – 12/Case
MP00105	66977-101-05	½ oz. Tube – 36/Case

Download MSDS

1. Patients Undergoing Radiation Treatment Were Clinically Evaluated for Skin Integrity, Pain and Itching in a Preliminary Trial Using RadiaPlexRxT Gel Containing 0.2% Hyaluronic Acid. Moore K, Haas ML, Lloyd K. Oncology Nursing Forum, 2005;32;2;479.

2. RadiaPlexRx^TM Gel Protects Cultured Skin Cells from Oxidative Free Radical Damage Induced by Hydrogen Peroxide and by Irradiation: A Pilot Study. R Gracy, Ph.D., K. Lloyd, M.S., J Phelps, Ph.D. Presented at Radiological Society of North America, 2004; 90th Scientific Assembly, SSA20-08;300.

3. A Pilot Study Evaluating Breast Cancer Patients Treated with a Topical Gel Containing 0.2% Hyaluronic acid for Efficacy Towards Radiation Dermatitis. M. Haas, Ph.D., ANP-C, Mountain Radiation Oncology, Ashville, NC, K. L. Lloyd, M.S. MPM Medical Inc., Irving TX

4. Randomized Trial: RadiaPlexRx Topical Gel vs. Control for Radiation Dermatitis in Breast Cancer Patients. T. Kuan Yu, M.D. Ph.D. M.D. Anderson Cancer Center, Houston Texas. Ongoing phase III trial of 93 patients, side by side evaluation for radiodermatitis severity and symptoms. Grant supported by University of Texas M.D. Anderson, and MPM Medical Inc., 2007.

Click here to read the supportive case trial listed at National Cancer Institute (www.cancer.gov)

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