Biomedical Bonding (BMB) has secured SEK 3 million (~USD $0.3 million) in funding to fast-track the development of their composite-based universal bone fixators for fracture treatment.
“BMB’s quest is to become the first MedTech company to provide implants that adapt to fractures in real-time during surgery, as opposed to pre-manufactured metal plates,” said Michael Malkoch, CEO and Founder of BMB.
In 2021, BMB received a patent in China for a novel primer formulation. The product is an enabling technology and part of the Bonevolent™ platform developed to advance strong adhesion to metal implants, for use in resin-based fixation of bone fractures and dental restoration.
Biomedical Bonding (BMB) has secured SEK 3 million (~USD $0.3 million) in funding to fast-track the development of their composite-based universal bone fixators for fracture treatment.
"BMB’s quest is to become the first MedTech company to provide implants that adapt to fractures in real-time during surgery, as opposed to pre-manufactured metal...
Biomedical Bonding (BMB) has secured SEK 3 million (~USD $0.3 million) in funding to fast-track the development of their composite-based universal bone fixators for fracture treatment.
“BMB’s quest is to become the first MedTech company to provide implants that adapt to fractures in real-time during surgery, as opposed to pre-manufactured metal plates,” said Michael Malkoch, CEO and Founder of BMB.
In 2021, BMB received a patent in China for a novel primer formulation. The product is an enabling technology and part of the Bonevolent™ platform developed to advance strong adhesion to metal implants, for use in resin-based fixation of bone fractures and dental restoration.
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