Medtech partnership aims to develop regenerative joint implants

Two medtech companies have partnered to develop 3D-printed regenerative joint implants.

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Medical device company Nanochon will buy $1.5 million worth of biologic company Bico’s products and services to develop the implants, according to a Dec. 9 news release. Nanochon’s joint implant technology is designed to speed up patient recovery and reduce healthcare costs.

Bico’s dispensing company, Scienion, will serve as a contract manufacturer for cartilage resurfacing implants under the deal with Nanochon. Bico is also investing $400,000 in Nanochon’s seed funding to help advance regenerative medicine technology.

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