Investor-backed company creates biologic product for spine, orthopedics — 3 insights

NanoFuse released NanoStrip, a glass synthetic biologic strip clinicians can use in spine and orthopedic procedures.

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What you should know:

1. The NanoStrip is currently available in 50 millimeter and 100 millimeter lengths. The company is developing a 200 millimeter version for scoliosis procedures.

2. The product uses bioactive glass and forms hydroxyapatite, similar to human bone, when placed.

3. NanoFuse is a KICVentures portfolio company.

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