A clinical presentation on Mebo Ointment for burn management was delivered recently at the Department of Radiotherapy, Lagos University Teaching Hospital (LUTH). The event, organized by Pharaon Healthcare Nigeria Limited, aimed to educate medical professionals about advanced wound healing techniques.
Mr. Darlington Ezemadu, representing Pharaon Healthcare, presented to an audience of approximately fifteen medical personnel, including resident doctors, oncology specialists, and consultants. Dr. Sowunmi Anthonia, the departmental head, was also in attendance.
“Mebo Medicines provide a moist wound-healing environment that promotes proliferation and differentiation of keratinocytes, and angiogenesis,” Mr. Ezemadu explained.
He added, “It also improves the interaction between cells and growth factors.”
The presentation highlighted Mebo’s versatility in various medical applications, including surgical wounds, acute and chronic wounds, gynecological procedures, dermatology, and pediatrics. Mr. Ezemadu emphasized Mebo’s ability to control pain, reduce inflammation, and protect against infections.
“Mebo Ointment Management is outstanding compared to other treatments such as Aloe Vera Gel, Hydrocolloid Dressings, and Silver Sulfadiazine,” Mr. Ezemadu stated.
Dr. Anthonia praised the initiative, saying, “This presentation is a welcoming idea that demonstrates a commitment to challenging the status quo and improving patient care.” Pharaon Healthcare Nigeria Limited, known for its expertise in pharmaceuticals, nutritional products, and medical equipment, has been operating in Africa since 2014. The company stressed that its commitment to education aligns with its goal of becoming an “unavoidable alternative” in African healthcare markets.
