EU FUNDED PROJECT | FORCE REPAIR

Chronic wounds, clinically defined as wounds that usually do not heal in less than three months, affect up to 2% of the population in the industrial world, with incidents expected to rise significantly in the next years. However, current therapies remain insufficient and costly. To date, chronic wounds treatments have not been able to achieve reliable skin regeneration and reduce scar formation.

Chronic wounds, clinically defined as wounds that usually do not heal in less than three months, affect up to 2% of the population in the industrial world, with incidents expected to rise significantly in the next years. However, current therapies remain insufficient and costly. To date, chronic wounds treatments have not been able to achieve reliable skin regeneration and reduce scar formation.
May 4, 2023

Asphalion is the proud Regulatory partner of FORCE REPAIR, a project funded by the European Union dedicated to advancing chronic wound management by developing a smart, multifunctional, and cost-effective 3D-printed wound dressing. 

In addition to providing regulatory support to FORCE REPAIR partners, Asphalion will identify the appropriate regulatory framework at the start of the project and elaborate a regulatory roadmap, ensure regulatory compliance of processes and materials, and engage with regulators to ensure validation of the regulatory strategy. This will ensure the efficient translation of the results obtained in FORCE REPAIR to support the development of a product that can reach patients in the future.

We are happy to announce the launch of the #FORCEREPAIRproject website. Join us on our journey towards improving wound care management and reducing healthcare costs!

Check it out here!: FORCE REPAIR PROJECT WEBSITE

For further information, you can contact us at: info@asphalion.com

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