Anika launches new regenerative therapy for bone repair procedures

Anika launched Tactoset, its new surgical therapy for bone repair procedures at the Orthopaedic Summit 2019: Evolving Techniques, which is taking place in Las Vegas, Dec. 11-14.

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Three insights:

1. Tactoset is a surgically delivered regenerative therapy 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, which improves flow and tactile feel during administration to enhance the procedural efficacy.

3. Tactoset is designed for ease of use and aims to decrease OR time in procedures to treat bone defects.

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