St. Vincent’s Ayer Neuroscience Institute adds Royal Biologics’ Fibrinet

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Spine surgeon Vijay Yanamadala MD, completed Hartford, Conn.-based St. Vincent’s Ayer Neuroscience Institute’s first case with Royal Biologics’ Fibrinet biologic, the company said in an August. 12 LinkedIn post.

Fibrinet uses a patient’s own autologous blood to create a platelet-rich fibrin matrix/membrane, which can help facilitate spinal fusion.

Royal Biologics acquired the system from Vertical Spine in 2020.

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