Maxx Orthopedics partnered with Invibio Knees to develop a PEEK-OPTIMA femoral knee replacement product.
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THORNTON CLEVELEYS, UK – (February 24, 2016) – Invibio Knee Ltd, a subsidiary of Invibio Biomaterials Solutions, has partnered with Maxx Orthopedics, Inc. to develop a PEEK-OPTIMA® femoral knee1 replacement.
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