Adhesion Products

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Adhesion Barrier Products Available

ADEPT (ML Laboratories; Europe only)
Adhesion Prevention...INTERCEED (TC7)
Seprafilm
Approved August 1996 for reduction of scar tissue as a result of abdominal or
pelvic surgery.
Gliatech and FDA agree to ADCON-L Labelin
March 26,1998
Gliatech Receives Approval Letter from the FDA for ADCON-L
April 9,1998
Gliatech's ADCON-L Receives FDA Approval
May 28,1998
ADCON-L
The first FDA approved product for the inhibition of postsurgical scarring and adhesions following laminectomy spine surgery.
Adcon Products
SYNECHION
A one-stop place to learn about adhesions and adhesion barriers.
Breakthrough Technology Reduces Post-Surgical Complications - Seprafilm
June 23,1997
Advisory Panel Recommends Anti-Scarring Gel - ADCON-L
December 15,1997
FDA Approves Adcon-L for Post-Surgical Scarring and Adhesions
May 28,1998

Adhesion Barriers in Research Trials

Alliance Pharmaceutical Corporation
November 16,1998. Announces Major Clinical Advancements with the Commencement of Phase 3 Liquivent Trial, Phase 3 Oxygent Trial, and FloGel Pilot Trial.
Anika Therapeutics' Incert Shown to Reduce Postoperative Adhesion Formation
August 11,1998
ADCON-P
Developed as the next generation of anti-adhesion products to address postsurgical adhesions following pelvic and gynecological surgeries.
ADCON-T/N
Developed to inhibit postsurgical adhesions following tendon and peripheral nerve surgeries.
Life Medical Sciences
Click: "Products"...Then Click:
1.) REPEL...Bioresorbable Adhesion Barrier Film
2.) REPEL-CV...Bioresorbable Adhesion Barrier Film
3.) RESOLVE...Bioresorbable Viscous Solution for Adhesion Prevention
Fibrin Sealant Demonstrates Reduced Complications From Breast Cancer Surgery
Phase II clinical trials. October 15,1997

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