Implantica's RefluxStop™ featured in seven presentations accepted at the largest US GI conference, SAGES
Implantica AG (publ.), a medtech company at the forefront of bringing advanced technology into the body, reports that seven new scientific data presentations and abstracts on RefluxStop™ have been accepted at the Society of American Gastrointestinal and Endoscopic Surgeons (SAGES) Annual Scientific Meeting in Cleveland, Ohio, April 17-20, 2024.
SAGES brings together 2,500 of the world’s leading experts on Gastrointestinal and Endoscopic surgery from 100 countries. It’s an honour that seven abstracts containing RefluxStop™ clinical outcomes data were accepted to the SAGES Scientific Program as part of four podium presentations, two e-posters, and one video presentation.
- RefluxStop™ Implant Procedure 4-Year Results of Safety and Clinical Outcomes-Treating Acid Reflux Without Compressing the Food Passageway
Authors: László Harsányi, Zsolt Kincses, Áron Altorjay
Session: Surgical Technology, Podium Presentation
- Anti-Reflux barrier reconstruction with the innovative RefluxStop™ procedure for management of gastroesophageal reflux disease
Author: Sebastian Schoppmann
Session: Emerging Technology, Podium Presentation
- Laparoscopic Anti-Reflux Surgery with RefluxStop™: First 50 Patients with minimum of 12-month follow-up
Authors: Yannick Fringeli, I. Linas, U. Kessler, J. Zehetner
Session: Foregut Short Oral Podium Session
- RefluxStop™: 3-Year Results of a Novel Procedure to Address Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease
Author: Yves Borbély
Session: Foregut Session 2, Podium Presentation
- Treatment of Gastro-Esophageal Reflux Disease With a Novel Implantable Device-Based Procedure: 12-19 Months' Follow-Up of 40 Patients at a Regional Hospital in Germany
Author: Thortsen G. Lehmann
Session: Online Poster Session on view through the conference (Non CME)
- RefluxStop implant for gastroesophageal reflux disease: clinical outcomes at almost 2 years in a pooled cohort of 158 patients from two German hospitals
Authors: Moustafa Elshafei and Thorsten G. Lehmann
Session: Online Poster Session on view through the conference
- Persistent Dysphagia after Magnetic Sphincter Augmentation - Shifting Paradigm with One-Stop Repair: Laparoscopic Removal and Conversion to RefluxStop Procedure
Authors: Y. Fringeli, I. Linas, U. Kessler, J. Zehetner
Session: Video Presentation on view through the conference
Dr. Peter Forsell, CEO of Implantica says, “It’s a humbling distinction to have RefluxStop™ included in seven scientific research abstracts that will be presented at SAGES, the biggest GI surgeon meeting in the US. It speaks volumes about the rapidly growing interest from top surgeons in RefluxStop™’s unique way of treating GERD. We’re grateful these independent surgeons are committed to evaluating and reporting the impact that RefluxStop™ and surgical GERD treatment can have on patients.”
Dr. Forsell continues, “More than 1 billion people suffer from GERD worldwide, including as high as nearly 28%[1] of the population in North America. Patients suffering from GERD condition deserve urgent attention from healthcare providers and policymakers. I’m excited for SAGES attendees to learn about RefluxStop™ treatment designed to bring a paradigm shift in how GERD is treated and potentially help millions of patients who struggle with this disease.”
For further information, please contact:
Nicole Pehrsson, Chief Corporate Affairs Officer
Telephone (CH): +41 (0)79 335 09 49
nicole.pehrsson@implantica.com
Implantica is listed on Nasdaq First North Premier Growth Market in Stockholm.
The company's Certified Adviser is FNCA Sweden AB, info@fnca.se
The information was sent for publication, through the agency of the contact person set out above, on February 1, 2024, at 08:00 a.m. (CET).
About Implantica
Implantica is a medtech group dedicated to bringing advanced technology into the body. Implantica’s lead product, RefluxStop™, is a CE-marked implant for the prevention of gastroesophageal reflux that will potentially create a paradigm shift in anti-reflux treatment as supported by successful clinical trial results. Implantica also focuses on eHealth inside the body and has developed a broad, patent protected, product pipeline based partly on two platform technologies: an eHealth platform designed to monitor a broad range of health parameters, control treatment from inside the body and communicate to the caregiver on distance and a wireless energizing platform designed to power remote-controlled implants wirelessly through intact skin. Implantica is listed on Nasdaq First North Premier Growth Market (ticker: IMP A SDB). Visit www.implantica.com for further information.
About RefluxStop™
RefluxStop™ is a new innovative treatment that has the potential to spur a paradigm shift in anti-reflux surgery. It’s unique mechanism of action differentiates it from standard of care and current surgical solutions.
Longer established surgical options for GERD involve encircling the food passageway to support the lower esophageal sphincter’s closing mechanism and are commonly associated with side effects such as swallowing difficulties, pain when swallowing and inability to belch and/or vomit.
In contrast, the RefluxStop device treats the cause of acid reflux without encircling and putting pressure on the food passageway. It restores and maintains the lower esophageal sphincter in its original, natural position. The RefluxStop™ mechanism of action is focused on reconstructing all three components of the anti-reflux barrier, that if compromised could possibly result in acid reflux. It restores and supports the natural anatomical physiology of the body allowing the body to itself solve the problem with acid reflux.
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Reference:
- Yamasaki T., Hemond C., Mohamed E., Ganocy S., Fass R. The Changing Epidemiology of Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease: Are Patients Getting Younger? J Neurogastroenterol Motil. 2018 24(4):559-569.
