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BioInteractions Unveils Revolutionary Implant Coatings

BioInteractions' innovative Surface-Active Systems could transform implant technology. Its unique components promise improved safety and better patient outcomes.

In this image we can see hand of a person with saline tube with needle. Also there are plasters.
In this image we can see hand of a person with saline tube with needle. Also there are plasters.

BioInteractions Unveils Revolutionary Implant Coatings

BioInteractions, a pioneering medical technology company, has introduced Surface-Active Systems (SAS), a groundbreaking category of high-performance, zero-leaching coating solutions for implants. This innovative range aims to revolutionise implant performance, enhance patient safety, and evolve therapeutic outcomes.

Surface-Active Systems comprises two key components: Surface-Active Therapeutics (SAT) and Surface-Active Materials (SAM). SAM boosts device performance in challenging environments, bolstering biocompatibility and mechanical durability.

BioInteractions, the developer of SAS, seeks to set a new standard in medical device coatings. The company's goal is to innovate devices, benefiting patients, physicians, and healthcare systems alike. SAS addresses critical demands in infection prevention, thrombosis control, and device longevity across a wide array of devices.

SAT offers sustained therapeutic performance without exposing patients to systemic drug effects. It effectively tackles issues like infection, thrombosis, and fibrin sheath formation. The new coatings provide permanent performance, minimising risks associated with traditional systemic drug-based therapies.

BioInteractions' Surface-Active Systems, with its innovative SAT and SAM components, promises to reshape the future of implant technology. By enhancing device performance, improving patient safety, and evolving therapeutic outcomes, SAS sets a new benchmark in medical device coatings, benefiting all stakeholders in the healthcare ecosystem.

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