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Follow on Google News | Bio-Gate concludes another cooperation agreement with leading multinational implant manufacturerBy: INS Trade Media Service
Nuremberg/Bremen, 5 July 2022 – Bio-Gate AG (ISIN DE000BGAG981) Infections with multi-resistant germs continue to be a major threat to people worldwide. The number of newly approved, more effective antibiotics has fallen by over 80 % since the 1980s, and at the same time the incidence of multi-resistant germs in hospitals has risen massively. Currently, the WHO speaks of 700,000 deaths annually in connection with antibiotic-resistant germs. If nothing is done in this context, the WHO predicts 10 million deaths and costs for the health system of 76 trillion euros for the year 2050. Especially in the field of implant revisions, complications in the form of implant-associated infections and inflammations are associated with sometimes life-threatening consequences for the patient and extremely high costs for the healthcare system. According to market researchers Frost & Sullivan, orthopaedics was the third largest sub-segment in medical technology worldwide in 2021. According to scientific publications (e.g. Projections of Primary and Revision Hip and Knee Arthroplasty in the United States, Steven Kurtz et al.), the revision sector in the USA is expected to grow by at least 100 % by 2030, starting from 2022. This means about 260,000 knee revisions and 100,000 hip revisions in 2030. In comparison, primary care is expected to be 8.5 million knee revisions and 2.0 million hip revisions in 2030. Numerous scientific publications have shown that Bio-Gate's HyProtect antimicrobial coating technology is able to kill multi-resistant germs. Since 2013, more than 110 people worldwide (Germany, Switzerland, Australia, New Zealand, UK, USA) have successfully received HyProtect-coated implants in the form of custom-implants and compassionate care cases (healing trials). So far, four scientific publications on individual cases have been published. Currently, scientists and surgeons are working on the collected publication of several cases from Germany as well as Australia and New Zealand. Contact: Bio-Gate AG Neumeyerstr. 28-34 90411 Nuremberg Germany www.bio-gate.de North America: Karl Richter RFH BioTek Inc. Tel: 416-407-6120 rfh@rfhBioTek.com Toronto, Canada Gerd Rückel rikutis consulting gr@rikutis.de presse@bio-gate.de Tel. +49 (0) 911 477523-222 Mobil +49 (0)152 34221966 End
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