Intranasal splint approval by Health Science Authority

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  • biotech, medtech, HSAapproval, biomaterials, biopolymers, IntranasalSplint
  • May 31, 2024
Intranasal splint approval by Health Science Authority

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We are thrilled to announce that our 1st anti-adhesion medical device, the SPORONGE Intranasal Splint, has received approval from Singapore’s Health Science Authority (HSA)! This milestone is a testament to our commitment to enhancing patient care and advancing medical technology.

The SPORONGE Intranasal Splint is designed to minimize bleeding and edema and prevent adhesions between the septum and the nasal cavity. Utilizing our proprietary immunomodulating biomaterials from Sporogenics, this device represents a significant advancement in postoperative care for nasal surgeries.

At the heart of our mission is patient care. We are dedicated to providing innovative solutions that improve health outcomes and enhance the quality of life for patients worldwide. The approval from HSA marks a significant step forward in our journey to bring the benefits of our cutting-edge healthcare solutions to more patients globally, specially in the space of post-surgical adhesions.

Thank you to our dedicated team, partners, and supporters who have made this achievement possible. Together, we are transforming healthcare and making a real difference in the lives of patients.

About Sporogenics: Improving surgical outcomes for patients using immunomodulating biopolymers.
Websitehttps://sporogenics.com.sg
Source: Sporogenics website

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