Humacyte Inc. announced the results of a five-year retrospective analysis examining hospital charges, payer costs, and healthcare resource utilization in patients with extremity arterial injury. The study found that the average hospital charge for initial extremity arterial injury repair was $316,600 per patient. Preventable complications, such as amputation and conduit infection, increased hospital charges by approximately $493,000 and $590,000 per patient, respectively. The analysis also indicated that Humacyte’s Symvess, an acellular tissue engineered vessel, demonstrated low rates of infection and high rates of limb salvage. All data were collected prior to FDA approval of Symvess and reflect healthcare economics before its commercialization. The results have already been announced by the company.
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