Anika launches new bone repair therapy in the US — 3 insights

Anika Therapeutics recently launched Tactoset, an injectable hyaluronic acid bone repair therapy.

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Three insights:

1. Tactoset is intended for the treatment of bone voids and other bone defects caused by trauma or age-related degeneration.

2. The therapy fuses calcium phosphate with Anika’s hyaluronic acid to enhance procedural efficiency and ease of use.

3. Tactoset is provided in a kit with an aqueous solution in a pre-loaded syringe and a dry powder that must be mixed intraoperatively to form a cohesive paste prior to administration.

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