Texas Emerging Technology Fund to Invest $1.75M in Minimus Spine’s Lumbar Disc Herniation Treatment

Texas Gov. Rick Perry announced that the Texas Emerging Technology Fund will invest $1.75 million in Austin-based Minimus Spine to support its non-surgical lumbar disc herniation technology, according to a KETK NBC report.

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Minimus Spine is developing ozone injection technology —TrioJection syringe cartridge — for the treatment of spinal disorders related to herniated discs. The company will use the TETF award for the commercialization of the technology. The company is working with Texas A&M University in College Station on the technology, according to the report.

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