Suturion expands into France with Woondz as exclusive distribution partner

Suturion is pleased to announce a new distribution partnership with Woondz, a French company specializing in innovative surgical technologies for abdominal wall surgery, wound care, and reconstructive procedures. As Suturion's exclusive distributor in France, Woondz will play a key role in bringing SutureTOOL™ to French surgeons and supporting the adoption of the recommended small-bites technique for abdominal wall closure.

France represents a key strategic market for Suturion, and this partnership marks an important milestone in the company's European expansion. With Woondz's strong network and expertise in introducing innovative surgical solutions, Suturion is well positioned to make SutureTOOL™ accessible to more surgeons across the country.

Although the collaboration has only recently begun, the Woondz team has already demonstrated remarkable commitment. They have participated in leading surgical congresses, met with numerous surgeons throughout France, and introduced SutureTOOL™ to key opinion leaders. The response has been highly encouraging, with strong interest in how SutureTOOL™ enables standardized, efficient, and safe fascia closure while supporting the recommended small-bites technique.

"France is a key strategic market for Suturion, and we are delighted to welcome Woondz as our exclusive distribution partner. Their expertise in abdominal wall surgery, strong relationships with French surgeons, and impressive commitment from day one make them an ideal partner. We have already seen significant interest in SutureTOOL™ through meetings with surgeons and participation at major congresses, and we look forward to expanding our presence together across France."

– Sophia Verheij-Engqvist, Sales Director EMEA and Asia, Suturion

Together, Suturion and Woondz share the ambition of making evidence-based innovation more accessible, helping more surgeons adopt the recommended small-bites technique and ultimately improving outcomes for patients undergoing abdominal surgery.