AirXpanders' AeroForm® Tissue Expander System for Breast...

AirXpanders' AeroForm® Tissue Expander System for Breast Reconstruction to be Featured in Three Presentations at American Society of Plastic Surgery Meeting in Los Angeles, California
Key investigators to present experiences and clinical results at world's largest gathering of plastic surgeons
PALO ALTO, Calif., Sept. 19, 2016 /PRNewswire/ --

AirXpanders Inc. (ASX: AXP), a company developing a novel technology for women undergoing tissue expansion for breast reconstruction following a mastectomy, today announced that its AeroForm® Tissue Expander System will be featured in three presentations at the American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS) Plastic Surgery: The Meeting 2016, September 23-25 at the Los Angeles Convention Center (booth #1523). The ASPS is the largest specialty plastic surgery organization in the world. With more than 7,000 members, the ASPS comprises 94 percent of all board-certified plastic surgeons in the United States.
Currently under review with FDA, AeroForm is a novel patient-controlled, needle-free tissue expander which helps patients achieve full tissue expansion in weeks rather than months, allowing them to rebuild their shape faster following a mastectomy.

During the meeting, three plastic surgery leaders involved with the XPAND pivotal clinical study for AeroForm will share their experiences and clinical results:

Friday, September 23: Dr. Kamakshi Zeidler (Los Gatos, Calif.) will provide clinicians a primer on AeroForm at the Hot Topics in Plastic Surgery session.

Friday, September 23: Dr. Khashayar Mohebali (Marin County, Calif.) will present information detailing the use of AeroForm and clinical results to plastic surgery residents at the Resident's Day Program.

Monday, September 26: Dr. Jeffrey Ascherman (Columbia University, New York, N.Y.) will present the results of AirXpanders' XPAND U.S. pivotal trial, a prospective, multi-center, randomized, controlled study which compared AeroForm to saline tissue expansion, at a Scientific Abstracts session.

"Drs. Ascherman, Zeidler, and Mohebali have all played a critical role in advancing the clinical understanding of AeroForm, and we are delighted these leaders can share their experiences with their esteemed peers at such an important time for the company," said Scott Dodson, president and CEO of AirXpanders. "We look forward to educating the plastic surgery community on this revolutionary technology that could change the standard of care for two-stage breast reconstruction."
For more information about AeroForm, please visit AirXpanders at ASPS Plastic Surgery: The Meeting in booth #1523.

In parallel, Jessica Biddy, an Aesthetic Nurse Specialist, will present key findings from the XPAND trial to an audience of nurses on Saturday, September 24 at the American Society of Plastic Surgery Nurses (ASPSN) meeting taking place concurrently in Los Angeles, California.