Bactiguard will be at the #EBJIS2024 conference in Barcelona this week. Curious about how our coating technology prevents medical device-related infections? Meet Bactiguard’s CMO, Pankaj Malhotra, M.D., and Sophie Dahan, General Manager Licensing, who will be found close to our license partner Zimmer Biomet's booth. Don't miss the side event on Cutting Edge Infection Management: Surgical & Diagnostics, organized by the Zimmer Biomet Institute on 26 September at 12:45 CET.
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Transforming Lives: Catheter-Acquired Urinary Tract Infections (CAUTIs) In our Transforming Lives series, we’re sharing how our innovations address pressing healthcare challenges worldwide. Catheter-Acquired Urinary Tract Infections (CAUTIs) are the most common hospital-acquired infections, with healthcare costs reaching up to £500 million per year in the UK. To combat this, 3P developed a patented Urinary Catheter Valve, using a unique valve technology allowing the bladder to fill and empty more naturally. Laboratory trials have shown this technology reduces infection rates by up to 50%. Through an NHS-funded initiative, our engineers brought this concept to clinical application, with the potential to significantly reduce patient risks and healthcare costs. Learn more about our work here: https://bit.ly/4fAt77C
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Tectonic and therapeutic keratoplasties part 2: fungal keratitis can be very challenging to treat. Those aggressive infections which don’t respond to intensive anti-fungal treatment and continue to spread, threatening to reach the sclera, need a therapeutic keratoplasty, frequently a large size one, including some scleral margin. This is only the first step to control the infection; postoperative medical management to avoid recurrences is key and often challenging. I’ll be sharing tips for this and other tectonic keratoplasties during our course at the ESCRS 2024 meeting. #cornea #cornealgraft #cornealtransplant OCL Vision.
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