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  • Portable electrospinning device now in use in hospitals

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    LOD – Israeli biomedical company Nanomedic Technologies has now shipped a number of its Spincare handheld electrospinning units to hospitals in Europe.

    The Spincare wound care system integrates electrospinning technology into a portable, bedside device, offering immediate wound care treatment, creating a fully personalised single application customised nano-fibrous transient skin-like layer based on a patient’s wound condition, size and contour.

    The portable technology enhances the inherent characteristics of the electrospun nanofibres, mimicking the structure of the body tissue, providing an excellent medium for tissue integration and regeneration and facilitating the body healing process. Electrospinning is a unique technique that uses electrostatic forces to produce nano-diameter nonwovenss that incorporate very fine pore sizes with a high surface area, making them an ideal solution for delivering wound healing therapies to any surface of the body.

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