Here are four key points:
1. Spineology began taking $25,000 investments for the recently closed round a year ago.
2. This is Spineology’s largest funding round since being founded in 1997.
3. The company has not announced its plans for the funding.
4. This past year, the company has released Rampart One, a device which screws into the lumbar second of the spine, and Rampart Duo, which is used to maintain sagittal alignment during surgery.
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