Cases

27 years of market entry — five documented mandates.

From the Zassi pioneer trial in Göttingen (2002) through the trade sale to Hollister (2008) to the NanoVibronix study mandate (2024) — the range of the MEX model.

MEX cases from 27 years of market entry work
Bowel management systems · Intensive care 2002–2008

Zassi Bowel Management Systems

Challenge
A US pioneer product with no German market structure, no clinical evidence from a German hospital setting and no sales base in the DACH region.
Result
Germany became the top EU market at twenty times the volume of the next-best market — followed by the trade sale to Hollister, Inc. (2008).
Ultrasound thrombolysis · Cardiology 1999

Ekos Corporation

Challenge
A US innovation without clinical evidence in a German context, unclear regulatory requirements for the German launch, and no access to German cardiologists or university hospitals.
Result
A clinical study set up at several German university hospitals, a cardiology KOL network established, and FDA data translated into an EU and German setting.
Chest drainage · Cardioplegia · Surgery 1999–2001

Rüsch Corporation

Challenge
An unclear competitive picture in Germany, no pricing strategy, no market share benchmark and no reimbursement clarity for the product class.
Result
A nationwide market analysis across hospital owners and care levels, a complete competitor landscape, reimbursement mapping and a successful product launch in German hospitals.
Urology · Catheter-associated infections 2024

NanoVibronix (UroShield)

Challenge
Clinical evidence needed for the German urology market, five KOL hospitals to involve, digital visibility to build in parallel — without marketing and sales drifting apart.
Result
A study set-up at 5 KOL sites running alongside an integrated marketing platform — clinical evidence and digital authority in a single mandate. The reference case for Module 7, Digital Authority.
Medical devices · Specialist segment 2023

GMP (confidential)

Challenge
A specialist market with limited competitive transparency, regulatory complexity, an uncertain price architecture and no established market share benchmarks.
Result
A structured market analysis, competitor mapping, price benchmark, reimbursement pathway assessment and a concrete recommendation on market entry strategy and module selection.
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