Wound Matrix Therapy
OCM by Omeza — a multimodal wound matrix for chronic and treatment-resistant wounds.
One application. All phases of healing.
OCM is a drug-device combination product — an absorbable scaffold with bioactive components that addresses wound bed preparation, cellular ingrowth, and tissue regeneration simultaneously. No removal required at subsequent visits.
It's designed for simplicity. Straightforward application protocol that fits into existing wound care workflows without adding complexity.
- Addresses all phases of wound healing in a single application
- Absorbable scaffold — no removal at follow-up
- Simple application protocol
- Designed for chronic and treatment-resistant wounds
- Drug-device combination product
Classification
Drug-Device Combination
Mechanism
Multimodal
Design
Absorbable Scaffold
Application
Single Application
Applicable wound types.
Clinical selection should be based on wound characteristics, patient factors, and clinical judgment. See product IFU for specific indications.
Diabetic Foot Ulcers
Chronic DFUs with inadequate response to standard care
Venous Leg Ulcers
Stalled VLUs with persistent wound bed challenges
Pressure Injuries
Stage III/IV pressure injuries requiring matrix support
Surgical Wounds
Dehisced or complex surgical wounds
Traumatic Wounds
Acute wounds with significant tissue loss
Burns & Donor Sites
Partial thickness burns and skin graft donor sites
How it's applied.
General overview — refer to the product IFU for complete instructions.
Wound Bed Preparation
Debride to remove biofilm, slough, and non-viable tissue. Irrigate thoroughly.
Size & Trim
Select appropriate OCM size. Trim to fit wound dimensions.
Application
Apply directly to the prepared wound bed. Ensure full contact.
Secondary Dressing
Apply secondary dressing based on exudate level and clinical judgment.
Documentation
Record wound measurements, tissue characteristics, product lot number, and clinical rationale.
Better with debridement.
Wound bed preparation is a prerequisite for matrix therapy. Debridement — using EZ Debride, XSONX, or Histologics devices — removes biofilm and slough that would impair matrix adherence.
GWA's portfolio is designed to work together. Debridement instruments prepare the wound bed, and OCM provides the matrix scaffold for healing. Ask us about building an integrated protocol.
View debridement instruments →Common Questions
Want to add OCM to your wound care program?
We can provide product information, clinical support, and help you set up documentation workflows.