Kerecis Educational Webinars Focus on Omega3 Rich Fish Skin for Wound Care
Kerecis , the company pioneering the use of fish skin and fatty acids in tissue regeneration and tissue protection, will present three educational lectures on wound care in May and June.
- Kerecis , the company pioneering the use of fish skin and fatty acids in tissue regeneration and tissue protection, will present three educational lectures on wound care in May and June.
- The need for wound care did not disappear with the appearance of COVID-19, said Joe Smith, Executive Vice President of Marketing and Strategic Alliances at Kerecis.
- Kerecis Omega3 Wound is intact fish skin that, when grafted onto damaged human tissue, recruits the bodys own cells and ultimately is converted into living tissue.
- Because no disease-transfer risk exists between cold-water fish and humans, the Kerecis fish skin is only gently processed and retains its similarity to human skin, making it an ideal skin substitute.