Carlsmed raises $10M to commercialize Aprevo devices, names new leadership

San Diego-based Carlsmed closed a $10 million Series A financing to commercialize the aprevo family of spine deformity correction devices, according to a Dec. 16 news release.

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The aprevo implants enable personalized correction for spinal deformities, the release said. Financing was led by U.S. Venture Partners.

“This round of financing comes at the perfect time to meet surgeon and patient demand for the newly launched breakthrough aprevo devices,” Carlsbad CEO Mike Cordonnier said in the release. “U.S. Venture Partners is the right fit for our digital and surgical company, being the leading Silicon Valley VC focused on early stage IT and healthcare. Their track record of building and scaling transformative companies is second to none.”

New leadership was also named in the release. Jonathan Root, MD, Phil Young and Kevin Sidow were named as company directors. Frank Fitzgerald will be vice president of sales.

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