06-08 February 2025

BioCer Entwicklungs-GmbH is pleased to announce its participation at the 27th International Endoscopy Symposium in Düsseldorf. As a leading supplier of medical devices made of biomaterials, we will be presenting our latest innovations in the field of endoscopy.

Our presentation will focus on the HaemoCer™ Endoscopic Applicator – a revolutionary solution for haemostasis during endoscopic procedures. This applicator enables precise and effective application of our HaemoCer™ PLUS haemostatic powder in the upper and lower gastrointestinal tract. With a tube length of 2400 mm and an outer diameter of just 2.5 mm, it is perfectly suited for use through standard endoscopes.

Visitors to our stand can experience the easy handling of the HaemoCer™ Endoscopic Applicatorlive. The integrated pump ball as a source of compressed air makes it possible to use it without additional aids, which simplifies application, especially in critical situations. The built-in HEPA filter also ensures the highest safety standards.

In addition to the Endoscopic Applicator, we will also be presenting our other solutions for surgery, including the flexible HaemoCer™ FlexApplicator and the versatile HaemoCer™ Universal Applicator. These products underline our commitment to innovative, safe and efficient solutions in medical technology.

As a company specialising in medical devices without human or animal components, our products offer additional benefits in terms of religious and cultural acceptance as well as reduced infection risks.

We cordially invite all participants of the symposium to visit our stand. Our experts will be available to answer questions, perform product demonstrations and discuss the latest developments in endoscopic haemostasis.

The 27th International Endoscopy Symposium in Düsseldorf offers an ideal platform for exchange with experts from all over the world. We look forward to presenting our innovative solutions and shaping the future of endoscopy together.

Visit BioCer at stand 26 and experience the future of endoscopic haemostasis!