Horse‐chestnut (Aesculus hippocastanum) seed extract for venous leg ulceration: a comparative multiple case study of healers and non‐healers

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Dr Matthew Leach, 07 May 2025

How can comparative #case #studies be used to create #personalised #care? See: https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/fct.1…

Dr Matthew Leach, 29 Oct 2024

Horsechestnut Seed Extract – what is it and who can it help? See: https://buff.ly/4fhlMJC @DrMatthewLeach @SCUonline #research…

Dr Matthew Leach, 03 Mar 2024

What 4 factors, when combined with #Horsechestnut Seed Extract, are associated with improved #wound healing? See: https://buff.l…

Dr Matthew Leach, 16 Mar 2023

Predicting #healing of leg #ulceration following #Horsechestnut therapy. See: https://buff.ly/3Jjaoyp @DrMatthewLeach @NCNMSCU…

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