BD acquires resorbable polymer maker Tepha

BD (NYSE:BDX) today announced that it has acquired resorbable polymer technology maker Tepha for an undisclosed amount.

Franklin Lakes, N.J.–based BD said that it will use Lexington, Mass.–based Tepha’s resorbable polymer technology to accelerate growth of the company’s surgical mesh for soft tissue repair, reconstruction and regeneration. Tepha’s GalaFlex portfolio is also included in the acquisition.

“This strategic acquisition advances BD’s category leadership in surgical mesh and enables future innovations to provide new solutions to physicians and their patients,” Kevin Kelly, worldwide president for BD Surgery, said in a news release.

Get the full story on our sister site MassDevice. 

Read more
  • 0

BD acquires resorbable polymer maker Tepha

BD (NYSE:BDX) today announced that it has acquired resorbable polymer technology maker Tepha for an undisclosed amount.

Franklin Lakes, N.J.-based BD said that Tepha’s resorbable polymer technology will be used to accelerate BD’s growth of its surgical mesh for soft tissue repair, reconstruction and regeneration. Tepha’s GalaFlex portfolio is also included in the acquisition.

Get the full story on our sister site, MassDevice.

Read more
  • 0

BD acquires resorbable polymer maker Tepha

BD (NYSE:BDX) today announced that it has acquired resorbable polymer technology maker Tepha for an undisclosed amount.

Franklin Lakes, N.J.-based BD said that Tepha’s resorbable polymer technology will be used to accelerate BD’s growth of its surgical mesh for soft tissue repair, reconstruction and regeneration. Tepha’s GalaFlex portfolio is also included in the acquisition.

“This strategic acquisition advances BD’s category leadership in surgical mesh and enables future innovations to provide new solutions to physicians and their patients,” Kevin Kelley, worldwide president for BD Surgery, said in a news release. “Tepha’s proprietary polymer is used in BD’s current Phasix Mesh products and is the key technology that enables our products to provide short-term support for soft tissue repairs while enabling rapid tissue ingrowth and reabsorbing into the body over time. The acquisition — including its current …

Read more
  • 0