According to the Pan American Health Organization, approximately 30,500 women die annually of cervical cancer in Latin America and the Caribbean. The socioeconomic and cultural conditions of this region are characterized by the high costs of treatment and by the lack of appropriate healthcare infrastructures. Screening and treatment are currently not widely available, and late diagnosis or treatment abandonment are the reality. Read more…

CerCa is focused on the detection and treatment of dysplasia and cervical intraepithelial neoplasia, by utilizing technological innovations based on photodynamic therapy. It is a local and minimally invasive technique  clinically proven successful treatment in the management of benign and malignant neoplastic diseases. Read more…

The CerCa 150 System used for treatment of pre-cancerous lesions on the cervix, offers reduced time between detection and treatment through a simple and rapid ambulatory procedure that allows for real time evaluation of the photodynamic treatment with limited damage of neighboring tissue and a lack of systemic reaction or significant side effects with retention of functional anatomy (sparing fertility issues characteristic of surgical interventions)  and a considerable cost reduction. Read more…