The company launched the Osteo-Site Vertebral Balloon for vertebral augmentation, completing IZI's line of Vertebral Compression Fracture treatment options.
The company will use the capital to support ongoing clinical trials of its injectable Discogenic Cell Therapy (IDCT) for lumbar degenerative disc disease.
The company raises the funds through a non-brokered private placement. The proceeds will fund initiatives like securing FDA approval for clinical trials.
The company announced the U.S. commercial launch of the Matriform Si, a silicated synthetic bone graft substitute designed and cleared for spinal fusion.
The company expanded its 3D printing capacity by investing in eight GE Arcam EMB 3D printers to address the orthopedic needs of China's aging population.
Despite the impact of COVID, the company forged ahead with its priorities, including expanding its U.S. business and accelerating its innovation pipeline.
The company's orthopedic sales declined -49% in 2Q20 but recovered significantly from -80% declines in April. Integra expects improvement through 2H20.