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News & Events

Upcoming events:

September 17-21, 2023

Miami Beach, Florida, USA

We’re excited to announce that the abstract “Innovative Compression Technology May Reduce Hospital Visits and Improves Self-care in Venous Leg Ulcer Patients”, has been selected for a presentation! The poster will be presented by Josefin Damm. 

 

 To book a meeting with CEO, PhD Andreas Nilsson and CTO, Co-Inventor Josefin Damm, send an email to: team@presscise.com

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The American Vein & Lymphatic Society with the American Venous Forum, Canadian Society of Phlebology, and Mexican Academy of Phlebology & Lymphology are together organizing this leading international medical conference devoted to venous and lymphatic medicine!

 

https://www.myavls.org/annual-congress-2023.html

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Latest news 2023:

May 3-5, 2023

EWMA and ICC Annual Meeting,
Milan, Italy

CEO, PhD Andreas Nilsson, CTO, Co-Inventor Josefin Damm and Professor, Inventor Torbjörn Lundh attended EWMA (European Wound Management Association) and the annual ICC meeting (International Compression Club).

 

Two presentations were held at the ICC meeting by PhD Nilsson and Prof. Lundh.

April 26-30, 2023

SAWC spring, National Harbor, MD, USA

PressCise, together with University of Gothenburg and Chalmers University of Technology, had no more than four accepted poster presentations at the Symposium on Advanced Wound Care.

February, 2023

Lundatex® bandages to Ukraine

As an act of support, we decided to donate 5 000 of our Lundatex® medical bandages to Ukraine. 🇺🇦 🇸🇪

January, 2023

Happy to announce another European patent approval!

The PressCise owned patent “A kit and therapeutic pressure assembly with patches for applying pressure to a limb or other body part” was approved by the European Patent Office (EPO).

The patent covers the products PressPatch™ and FixPatch™ which are part of the Lundatex® system – a compression product maintaining a low, safe resting pressure and a high effective working pressure.

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