Journal of wound care · 2026
Clinical use of Ankaferd Blood Stopper in wound healing: a case study of a patient with burns and pancreatic cancer.
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Díaz Pilar Palomares
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Ankaferd Blood Stopper (ABS; Imumm Gida Ilaç Kozmetic San. ve.Tic. Ltd., Turkey) is a unique blend of traditional medicinal plant extracts historically used in Turkish folk medicine as a haemostatic agent. In addition, it has antimicrobial and wound healing properties. This case study describes the treatment of a patient with a burn injury lasting >2 months. During the healing process, the patient was evaluated for suspected malignancy and was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. Under these new circumstances, the decision was made, with the patient's consent, to try ABS with the aim of optimising the patient's metabolic and physical conditions before starting cancer treatment. Complete wound closure was achieved 18 days after the start of treatment, after only 14 days of ABS treatment. It is therefore concluded that the use of ABS was beneficial, allowing complete wound closure prior to the start of chemotherapy and subsequent surgery, in the patient who had characteristics that made healing difficult.