Innocoll's CollaRx gentamicin implant approved in Canada

12 August 2007

Vancouver, Canada-based Innocoll Pharmaceuticals has received a class IV medical device licence for its CollaRx Gentamicin surgical implant from the domestic regulator, Health Canada.

The device is a biodegradable leave-behind surgical implant impregnated with the broad-spectrum aminoglycoside antibiotic gentamicin. The product was developed using Innocoll's proprietary collagen-based technology, CollaRx, and has been approved in 49 countries as either a medicinal product for the treatment and prevention of surgical site infections or as a medical device. It is currently in Phase III clinical development in the USA for the prevention of surgical site infections.

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