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Cardium Announces Agreement With UK-Based Angel Biomedical For Excellagen Supply And Planned European Market Expansion
Date:5/15/2012

European and other markets," stated Christopher J. Reinhard, Chairman and CEO of Cardium Therapeutics.

"The team at Angel is excited by this new partnership to provide Cardium's formulated high molecular weight collagen.  We look forward to the commercial manufacture of Cardium's Excellagen advanced wound care product and to facilitate its CE marking to assist Cardium expand its global distribution opportunities," stated Dr. Stewart White, Acting Chief Executive Officer of Angel Biotechnology.

About Excellagen

Excellagen is an FDA-cleared highly-refined fibrillar collagen-based topical gel (2.6%) designed to support favorable wound care management.  Excellagen's unique high molecular weight sterile collagen formulation is topically applied through easy-to-control, pre-filled, single use syringes. Excellagen is intended for physician use following surgical debridement procedures, and is engineered to support a favorable wound healing environment for non-healing lower extremity ulcers in diabetic patients.  Excellagen's viscosity-optimized biocompatible gel formulation requires application at only one or two week intervals. It is recommended that Excellagen be applied following surgical debridement in the presence of blood cells and platelets, which are involved with the release of endogenous growth factors.

Cardium's market research indicates that physicians seek easy-to-use products to reduce preparation time and facilitate product application - and Excellagen's unique, ready-to-use syringe-based collagen gel requires no thawing or mixing.  Because of its specialized formulation, only a thin layer needs to be applied over the wound area, and one syringe containing 0.5 cc of Excellagen covers wounds up to 5cm2 in size using the supplied 24-gauge sterile, single-use flexible applicator tip.  To learn more about new Excellagen and for product ordering information, please visit

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