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Krystal DeVos gave birth to her daughter Eliana prematurely, leading to a severe wound on her neck. She described how doctors successfully treated Eliana by using fish skin to heal her wound.
Doctors at St. Elizabeth Healthcare were utilizing a groundbreaking method in wound healing that has proven life-changing for one patient.
Fish skin has been used for wound care around the world, but not often in children—and especially not in babies as small as Eliana.
A surprising treatment option helped a Texas girl who developed a dangerous wound soon after she was born prematurely.