Reapplix Eyes US Market With Trial Results For Wound-Healing Tech

Following the presentation of results from a randomized trial, Reapplix is ramping up its commercial operations with the hire of a new US president to lead sales of its wound-healing platform, LeucoPatch.

Wound-therapy specialist Reapplix APS says it's moving forward with US commercial activities to support its LeucoPatch wound-healing platform now that the results of a randomized trial assessing LeucoPatch to treat hard-to-treat diabetic foot ulcers are public. The results were presented at the American Diabetes Association 78th Scientific Sessions meeting in Orlando. 

LeucoPatch, marketed in the US as 3CPatch, is a novel platform technology that provides cells and growth factors concentrated from...

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