Minute Insight: Xeltis’ Vascular Access Graft Stays Patent In First-In-Human Trial

Xeltis’ aXess graft demonstrated high patency rates and no infections after six months in the first-in-human trial.

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Xeltis’ aXess hemodialysis access graft demonstrated “extremely promising results” in its first-in-human trial.

The graft is made from Xeltis’ proprietary electrospun supramolecular polymer material that promotes regeneration of the patient’s own tissue as the graft gradually bioabsorbs into the body. The company expects...

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