Meril Life Sciences unveils indigenously developed bioresorbable scaffold MeRes100 in India
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New Delhi: Meril Life Sciences on Wednesday said it has launched indigenously researched and developed bioresorbable scaffold (BRS) MeRes100 in the country.
Bioresorbable scaffolds are non-metallic, non-permanent mesh tubes, similar to stents, that dissolve over time after ensuring the previously blocked artery is opened via a routine angioplasty procedure.
This novel therapy option, which can meaningfully treat an identified subset of the patient population, will be launched in a phased, sequential manner to ensure adherence to best clinical practices and continued development of clinical research and long-term evidence, Meril Life Sciences said in a statement.
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