Endometriosis affects 1 in 10 women worldwide. The variety and scope of symptoms can significantly alter women's health, quality of life and fertility. Ending medical wandering –evaluated between 7 to 10 years– is key to improve care, quality of life and fertility.
About Ziwig Endotest®
Ziwig Endotest® has demonstrated 97,4% sensitivity and 93,5% specificity in detecting all forms of endometriosis including early peritoneal endometriosis.
Ziwig Endotest® is a breakthrough biological test for practitioners and patients by:
- reducing diagnostic delay;
- detecting complex and early stage cases sooner ;
- providing an alternative to invasive procedures;
- improving fertility preservation through early diagnosis.
Ziwig Endotest® is available on prescription in Germany, Switzerland, Italy, United Kingdom, Iceland, Norway, Sweden, Finland, Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, Hungary, Luxembourg, Israel, Armenia, Jordan, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates.
Ziwig Endotest® will soon be available in India, Romania and Brazil.
From innovation to reimbursement
Innovation Funding provides early access to innovative technologies that address unmet medical needs or reduce medical expenses towards mainstream healthcare coverage.
Yahya El Mir, CEO-Founder, explains: "With Ziwig Endotest® we are determined to end the unacceptable diagnostic wandering that leaves many women in pain. The coverage of Ziwig Endotest® in 80 centers in France, with early access made possible by the French health authorities, is a breakthrough for patients and doctors."
About Ziwig
Recognized with the 2024 Galien International Prize and supported by France 2030 plan, Ziwig's research explores how salivary RNA and AI can revolutionize the diagnosis of gynecological conditions, ovarian adnexal masses and amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) to provide cutting-edge innovations.
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