About Client

Innocoll is a company that specializes in the development and manufacturing of biodegradable surgical implants and topical therapies for wound healing and management. The company was founded in 1997 and is based in Dublin, Ireland. Innocoll’s products are used in a range of medical applications, including orthopedics, plastic and reconstructive surgery, and general surgery.

The animations developed by Ghost Productions showcases Innocoll’s innovative particle treatment, which utilizes particles within a collagen matrix to aid in wound healing and management. The animation features a detailed explanation of the technology and its benefits, as well as visually demonstrating how the particles work within the collagen matrix.

Overall, the animation developed by Ghost Productions played a crucial role in enhancing Innocoll’s marketing efforts and promoting the innovative particle treatment technology to a wider audience. In 2017, Innocoll was acquired by Gurnet Point Capital, a private equity firm that focuses on healthcare investments. As of 2023, Innocoll continues to operate as a subsidiary of Gurnet Point Capital, with a focus on developing innovative products and technologies for wound care and surgical applications.

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Pharmaceutical Animation

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Innocoll Sparkles

Innocoll, a leading pharmaceutical company, has partnered with Ghost Medical to create a visually stunning animation showcasing their innovative particle treatment. This cutting-edge technology utilizes particles within a Collagen matrix to create a cohesive product or text. The animation provides a medically accurate representation of the process, highlighting the potential benefits of this treatment in the field of regenerative medicine. With its attention to detail and focus on the latest

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