Latest Wound Care News

AVITA Medical reported a 4% revenue increase in Q1 2026 with a narrowed net loss, underpinned by a new BARDA contract and promising Cohealyx clinical data. Leadership changes and regulatory approvals support a confident outlook.

AVITA Medical’s Cohealyx-I study interim results show a significant acceleration in skin grafting time for full-thickness wounds, reducing mean time to graft from 33.2 to 13.6 days. The ongoing trial’s promising data could reshape wound care protocols.

AVITA Medical has lodged a new $200 million shelf registration with the SEC, renewing its capacity to issue various securities in the US market. While no immediate capital raising is planned, this move preserves the company’s financial agility for future growth opportunities.

Aroa Biosurgery has completed its Symphony randomised controlled trial, demonstrating improved healing rates for diabetic foot ulcers compared to standard care. The preliminary results pave the way for clinical adoption and potential US reimbursement.

PolyNovo Limited reported a robust 25.2% increase in half-year revenue to A$75 million, driven by strong U.S. sales and product growth, despite a near break-even net profit impacted by a manufacturing slowdown and a fire at its R&D lab.

Tetratherix Limited reveals promising interim results for TetraDerm, its scar prevention product, showing minimal scarring in patients after skin lesion surgeries. The product’s unique approach could reshape wound closure in a $US2.1 billion market.

AVITA Medical reported a mixed fourth quarter with revenue pressures easing and full-year growth, underpinned by a new $60 million credit facility and advancing clinical trials.

AVITA Medical reported steady Q4 losses amid reimbursement challenges but achieved 11% revenue growth for 2025 and secured a $60 million credit facility to fuel future expansion.

AVITA Medical reported an 11% increase in sales revenue for 2025, driven by deeper market penetration and new product launches, while reducing its net loss by 21%. The company secured a $60 million senior secured credit facility but flagged substantial doubt about its ability to continue as a going concern.

Recce Pharmaceuticals has secured a second Cooperative Research and Development Agreement with the U.S. Army Institute of Surgical Research to test its RECCE 327 Gel in burn wound infection models, underscoring growing military interest in its synthetic anti-infectives.

Tissue Repair’s December quarter update reveals a cautious path forward for its Phase 3 TR987 trial amid slow patient recruitment, while its TR Pro+ product line gains momentum through a new distributor partnership and upcoming product launches.

PolyNovo reports a robust 26% increase in group sales for 1H FY26, driven by strong U.S. market expansion and a near tripling of NovoSorb MTX sales. The company also completes a new manufacturing facility, positioning itself for sustained growth.