The Norris Surgical fracture plate is designed for bone fractures to improve patient outcomes, reduce pain, lower rehabilitation time, lower recovery time and reduce readmission rates, according to the report. Now, the surgeons are working on gaining regulatory clearance and bringing their device to the market. The next steps include:
• Overcoming the learning curve for physicians to accept the device
• Connecting with physicians efficiently to use the device
• Building an in-house sales team
• Outsourcing manufacturing
• Engaging with a distributor
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