Three things to know:
1. Zimmer Biomet will apply Bactiguard’s infection prevention technology to its orthopedic trauma implants.
2. The agreement entails a $3 million upfront license fee, with an additional $2 million contingent upon U.S. regulatory clearance and net sales after commercialization.
3. The use of Bactiguard’s infection prevention technology on orthopedic trauma implants was CE marked in December 2018.
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