Here’s what you should know:
1. OrthAlign has an established total knee surgery solution, KneeAlign. The company is in the midst of further developing solutions for total knee, partial knee and total hip replacement surgeries.
2. The company will use new funds to support commercial expansion, while also investing in U.S. and international markets.
3. OrthAlign CEO Eric Timko said in a release, “We are no longer a single-solution provider, and have rapidly expanded our commercial platform technology to include solutions for partial knee replacement with our UniAlign application. Our solution for total hip replacement, HipAlign, supports both posterior- and direct anterior approaches and is currently in a limited user release with full-commercialization slated for 2018.”
4. River Cities Capital Funds, California Technology Ventures, Research Corp. Technologies and Mutual Capital Partners led the investment round.
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