Here are three things to know:
1. The company designs regenerative implants for orthopedic surgery.
2. Earlier this year, BioRez raised $1.5 million in financing. It is in the process of developing a pipeline of devices for commercialization as early as 2020.
3. The company’s current programs are focused on developing a bio-inductive scaffold for anterior cruciate ligament construction that is designed to spare harvesting of patient donor tissue.
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