Apr 21 2010
DSM Biomedical, a global leader in biomedical materials science, today announced the extension of its partnership with CID based on the use of DSM ComfortCoat® Hydrophilic coating technology on the Optima Jet Stent Delivery System and the Fluydo PTCA Balloon Catheter, both with CE marked and launched on the European market last month.
“Our partnership with CID is based on our shared vision of being dedicated to improving the quality of patient care and after-care through enabling innovation in medical solutions. We look forward to collaborating with them on future technologies”
The DSM ComfortCoat® Hydrophilic Coating was designed to enhance maneuverability of devices in minimally invasive procedures. This advanced lubricious hydrophilic coating on the distal part of the Optima Jet shaft facilitates the treatment of more complex anatomies. Additionally, the DSM ComfortCoat® Hydrophilic Coating on the Fluydo PTCA Balloon contributes to further advance device deliverability in order to reach and cross the most difficult lesions.
"Following the successful launch of our bio-inducer surfaced stent Avantgarde last year and our continuous commitment to create new devices, we are excited to extend our partnership with DSM Biomedical in improving the quality of medical treatments. We value DSM Biomedical's long-standing experience in biomaterials, and their commitment to support with innovative new materials that lead to positive medical outcomes", said Mr. Franco Vallana, Chief Executive Officer, CID.
"Our partnership with CID is based on our shared vision of being dedicated to improving the quality of patient care and after-care through enabling innovation in medical solutions. We look forward to collaborating with them on future technologies", said John Marugg, DSM Biomedical's Business Director for ComfortCoat® medical coatings.
Source DSM Biomedical
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