Here’s what you should know:
1. Lumendi’s DiLumen EIP is approved in the U.S., Europe and, most recently, Hong Kong, China.
2. A Hong Kong, China-based Chinese University of Hong Kong physician recently completed the first procedure with EIP in Asia.
3. Lumendi CEO Peter Johann, PhD, said, “The growing, extensive use of DiLumen validates our goal of shifting the paradigm for colon disease intervention from the traditional surgical approach to a truly minimally invasive one that utilizes novel endolumenal-based technology. This shift will increase safety and patient recovery time as well as significantly reduce costs.”
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