OREANDA-NEWS. Tissue Regenix Group plc (AIM:TRX)  ("Tissue Regenix") or ("The Group") the regenerative medical devices company, is pleased to announce Tissue Regenix Wound Care, Inc. will display nine poster presentations at the Symposium on Advanced Wound Care (SAWC) Spring conference to be held in Atlanta, Georgia, April 13-17. 

Focussed on the Groups first commercialised product DermaPure, the posters have been written by various key opinion leaders including Clinicians, Clinical Affairs and researchers. They were selected and approved by a peer review committee and will focus on areas such as; clinical efficacy in various types of wounds, pain reduction, a retrospective analysis of clinical outcomes and an analysis of DermaPure's Extracellular Matrix. 

DermaPure was released to the US market in 2014, and has been used to treat wounds from diabetic or pressure ulcers through to Frostbite. The Medicare 'Q' code became effective January 2015 allowing clinics to be reimbursed for the product and is now available to c.65% of Medicare beneficiaries. Tissue Regenix announced in January 2016 that sales of DermaPure had surpassed $1m since launch.

Greg Bila, President Tissue Regenix Wound Care, Inc.  commented "We are extremely proud of how DermaPure has performed within a competitive marketplace since it was launched in 2014. Having nine posters chosen by a peer review committee to appear at SAWC, I think, illustrates a deeper understanding and appreciation of the dCELL® technology platform, and the difference that a product like DermaPure can make to patient treatment and recovery.  We look forward to discussing   this further at this year's spring SAWC, and I would like to extend my thanks to all who have contributed to these presentations"

 

Poster titles

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Constantine Demou DPM, Brendan McCarty DPM Jennifer Michael DPM

Use of Regenerative, Decellularized Skin Replacement*on Severe Acute Diabetic Foot Wounds Involving Exposed Bone and Tendon: A Three Case Series

 

Valarie Muehlenbruch, RN, Kate Biasiolli, RN, Patti Gary, RN, CWCN

The Use of a Regenerative, Decellularized Skin Replacement* to Close Partial Foot Amputation Wounds and Contribute to Diabetic Limb Salvage

 

Jake Lambert, MD

The Effect of Pain in Patients Treated with Decellularized Human Dermal Grafts

 

Howard Kimmel DPM, Arthur Tallis DPM

The Use of a Decellularized Dermal Allograft in the Treatment of Chronic Venous Leg Ulcers

 

HowardKimmel DPM

Retrospective Analysis of Utilizing A Decellularized Dermal Allograft to Treat Chronic Wounds

 

Anna LeMoine, BSc, MSC, PhD; Vassilis Vayianos, BSc, MSc, PhD and Patti Gary, RN, CWCN

Maintenance of Key Extracellular Matrix Components in a Decellularised Human Dermis Product*

 

Jaminelli Banks, DPM, Robert Frykberg, DPM

Decellularized Human Dermis* Drives Rapid Surface Area Reduction and Closure for Neuropathic Ulcer

 

Michael Desvigne, MD

Unique Combined Application of an Ovine Collagen Dressing with an Intact Extracellular Matrix (CECM) with a Decellularized Dermis to Assist in Closure of a Radiated Lower Extremity Wound

 

Michael Desvigne, MD

Optimizing Wound Bed for Application of Cellular Tissue Based Products Using an Ovine Collagen Dressing with an Intact Extracellular Matrix