Salt Lake City-based Amedica has developed a Silicon Nitride technology for orthopedic and spine implants that looks to promote bone on-growth and be a safe alternative to PEEK and titanium for interbody fusion.
GE’s capital investment will help fund this and other device developments geared toward improving patient care and outcomes, according to the report.
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