Intellirod Spine raised additional equity financing from new and existing investors led by the OhioHealth Innovation Development Fund and Queen City Angel First Fund V. Funds will be used to support the commercialization of sensor technologies and related lumbar fusion implants.
Intellirod Spine recently had the first human use of its intraoperative LOADPRO™ sensor in an approved clinical study. The company is pursuing a de novo 510(k) and a CE Mark for LOADPRO.
Intellirod also announced it is entering the digital health market with newly secured intellectual property. The IntelliBrace™ project supports in-home remote monitoring through the company’s wireless implant, the ACCUVISTA™ rod strain sensor. The technology is expected to provide caregivers more information aimed at improving patient compliance and decreasing mobility related complications.
Intellirod Spine raised additional equity financing from new and existing investors led by the OhioHealth Innovation Development Fund and Queen City Angel First Fund V. Funds will be used to support the commercialization of sensor technologies and related lumbar fusion implants.
Intellirod Spine recently had the first human use of its...
Intellirod Spine raised additional equity financing from new and existing investors led by the OhioHealth Innovation Development Fund and Queen City Angel First Fund V. Funds will be used to support the commercialization of sensor technologies and related lumbar fusion implants.
Intellirod Spine recently had the first human use of its intraoperative LOADPRO™ sensor in an approved clinical study. The company is pursuing a de novo 510(k) and a CE Mark for LOADPRO.
Intellirod also announced it is entering the digital health market with newly secured intellectual property. The IntelliBrace™ project supports in-home remote monitoring through the company’s wireless implant, the ACCUVISTA™ rod strain sensor. The technology is expected to provide caregivers more information aimed at improving patient compliance and decreasing mobility related complications.
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