Pittsburgh plastic surgeon Krishna Narayanan, MD, among new members joining to advise on clinical and operational strategy
BioLab Holdings Inc, a Phoenix-based medical manufacturer specializing in wound healing and wound care products, announced the establishment of its Medical Advisory Board, composed of wound care specialists dedicated to advancing patient care and clinical excellence. This group of experts will provide insights and guidance across various aspects of the company’s operations.
Board to Offer Multidisciplinary Clinical Expertise
The board members represent a diverse range of medical specialties, including primary care, plastic surgery, podiatry, and dermatology. The company says that this group of physicians, who have extensive frontline experience in wound care, bring a wealth of clinical knowledge that will support Biolab Holdings in its pursuit of becoming a global leader in the field—while ultimately prioritizing the well-being of patients. The medical board reportedly will enhance BioLab’s research and development, distribution training, peer-to-peer engagement, clinician education, and patient-centered care.
Leadership Emphasizes Board’s Role in Expanding Access to Care
“We are honored to welcome these esteemed physicians to our organization,” said Dr Marshall Medley, chief medical officer at BioLab. “Their expertise and passion for wound care will be instrumental in furthering the work we are all passionate about—improving access to care and healing patient’s wounds.”
Dr Krishna Narayanan Joins Advisory Board
Pittsburgh-based plastic surgeon Krishna Narayanan, MD, will be a member of the Medical Advisory Board. With over 25 years of experience in private practice, he earned his medical degree from the University of Madras, Chennai, India, in 1981 and completed a Plastic Surgery Fellowship at UPMC in Pittsburgh in 1994.
Experience in Advanced Wound Healing Techniques
Narayanan specializes in wound care management and surgical interventions including split thickness skin graft and PRP placement for wound healing, amniotic allograft with stem cell stimulation, collagen matrix graft and more.
Leadership Roles in Hospital-Based Wound Care Programs
He holds hospital privileges at multiple Pennsylvania institutions and serves as medical director and executive committee member at Encompass, Select Specialty, and PAM Health Hospitals. He also serves as the medical director of wound care to oversee clinical methods and outcomes to treat patients with complex wound care problems.
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