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Aerocrine, PSEC enters into a long-term development agreement

Published on November 4, 2009 at 3:34 AM · No Comments

Aerocrine AB (OMX Nordic Exchange: AERO) today announced that Aerocrine and Panasonic Shikoku Electronics, CO., LTD (PSEC) have entered into a long-term agreement to develop, manufacture and market new generation products for airway inflammation monitoring using exhaled nitric oxide.

PSEC, a wholly owned subsidiary of Panasonic Corporation, is a world class electronic development, manufacturing and marketing corporation with extensive experience in designing and manufacturing consumer and professional medical devices. Aerocrine is a clinically based medical technology corporation that discovered exhaled nitric oxide monitoring for clinical use in asthma care and leads the market with proprietary technology and products for airway inflammation measurement.

Under the agreement, Aerocrine and PSEC will collaborate to develop future generations of products for airway inflammation monitoring for both clinical and personal use. PSEC will be responsible for the worldwide manufacture and supply of the products and Aerocrine will be responsible for regulatory approvals, method development and global commercialization.

”PSEC has identified airway inflammation monitoring using exhaled nitric oxide as a very significant growth opportunity both for clinical use and for use by patients in the home”, says Kazuya Nakaya, Managing Director and Member of the Board of PSEC. ”Aerocrine is the global market leader with strong intellectual property and know-how and we look forward to working together.”

”The market for airway inflammation monitoring in clinical practice is developing rapidly. To maintain our position as market leaders and continue to lead the technical development for growing applications and new customer groups, we will benefit from working with a strong partner”, says Paul de Potocki, CEO of Aerocrine AB. ”For us, PSEC is the ideal partner with its wide technical expertise and successful history of medical device manufacturing.”

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