MiRus commenced limited U.S. market release of its ATLAS MoRe Foot and Ankle Plating System, which it claims is the thinnest foot and ankle plate on the market. The molybdenum-rhenium alloy used in the plates is designed to allow a dramatically smaller footprint of 1.0mm thickness without sacrificing performance.
The company expects full market release in 4Q23.
MoRe is a proprietary molybdenum rhenium superalloy for medical implants, that is designed to provide a combination of strength, ductility, durability and biological safety. The MoRe superalloy has been used to create small, strong, durable and bio-friendly implants that should result in less soft tissue disruption, quicker recovery and better outcomes for patients.
MiRus commenced limited U.S. market release of its ATLAS MoRe Foot and Ankle Plating System, which it claims is the thinnest foot and ankle plate on the market. The molybdenum-rhenium alloy used in the plates is designed to allow a dramatically smaller footprint of 1.0mm thickness without sacrificing performance.
The company expects full...
MiRus commenced limited U.S. market release of its ATLAS MoRe Foot and Ankle Plating System, which it claims is the thinnest foot and ankle plate on the market. The molybdenum-rhenium alloy used in the plates is designed to allow a dramatically smaller footprint of 1.0mm thickness without sacrificing performance.
The company expects full market release in 4Q23.
MoRe is a proprietary molybdenum rhenium superalloy for medical implants, that is designed to provide a combination of strength, ductility, durability and biological safety. The MoRe superalloy has been used to create small, strong, durable and bio-friendly implants that should result in less soft tissue disruption, quicker recovery and better outcomes for patients.
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