TYBR earns FDA clearance for musculoskeletal gel

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Medical device and regenerative medicine company TBYR Health has earned FDA clearance for its B3 gel system, a bioresorbable gel barrier that protects healing tissue planes and preserves mobility following tendon, ligament and skeletal muscle surgeries. 

The gel, which is composed of a naturally derived extracellular matrix, helps to temporarily separate tissues during the bone healing phase, according to a June 9 news release. 

It can be used for patients following both open and minimally invasive procedures. Commercial sales of the gel will begin by the end of 2025. 

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