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Government backs development of wound treatment


  • The British government has agreed to support the development of a wound care product designed for animals and humans.

    Willingsford — a small Southampton-based medical company — has received a £250,000 grant to help the development of their wound-healing product, SertaSil.

    “The funding is a fabulous endorsement of SertaSil,” said Willingsford’s Dr Frank Sams-Dodd.

    “It is recognition that we are developing a technically innovative product that has tremendous potential.”

    A clinical study has show that SertaSil accelerates the healing process of wounds by almost 50%, when compared to antibiotic and antiseptic treatment.

    The product is in a powder form, making it easy to apply to wound surfaces on animals mdash; including horses.

    “We need to collect data from dogs and horses, prepare a prototype sample and develop the final product for commercialisation. The grant will be important for achieving this,” added Dr Sams-Dodd.

    For more information visit www.willingsford.co.uk

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