Johnson & Johnson makes 2nd investment in OrthoSpin — 5 details

Johnson & Johnson invested in OrthoSpin, an Israeli medical technology startup, according to a March 31 announcement.

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Five things to know:

1. OrthoSpin raised $5 million in series B financing for its orthopedic fixation system.

2. Johnson & Johnson led the investment round with The Trendlines Group. OrthoSpin is part of the Trendlines portfolio.

3. This is Johnson & Johnson’s second investment in OrthoSpin; it led a $3 million investment round in July 2018.

4. OrthoSpin will use the funding to accelerate development and clinical use of its Generation 2 smart external fixation system, which is designed to reduce the need for in-person follow-up care, as well as dependency on patient compliance.

5. OrthoSpin’s Generation 1 system gained FDA clearance in September 2019. It automatically adjusts and lengthens struts in accordance with prescribed treatment regimens.

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