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OrthoVentions invested in MotioOV, an early-stage company created in partnership with the Hospital for Special Surgery (HSS). MotioOV is developing a novel 3D-printed implant and custom instruments to address stiffness and pain associated with arthritis of the first metatarsophalangeal (MTP) joint.
The company will be funded to complete product development and an initial commercial launch targeting the unmet clinical need of providing a functional MTP joint implant that reduces pain and preserves motion as opposed to joint fusion. The solution under development will consist of various implant sizes and single-use instruments customized to complete total joint arthroplasty.
“MotioOV is based on the fundamental understanding of the anatomy and associated forces of the MTP joint in an arthritic joint to invoke the design of an implant that minimizes insult to the bone and surrounding soft tissues while promoting stability,” said Dr Holly Johnson, Co-Founder of MotioOV and an orthopedic foot and ankle surgeon at HSS. Dr. Constantine Demetracopoulos, an orthopedic foot and ankle surgeon at HSS and Co-Founder of MotioOV added, “We have taken a comprehensive approach combining image-driven design, additive manufacturing to optimize bone in-growth and procedure-specific instruments to deliver an efficient and reproducible surgical plan.”
Jagi Gill, Founder and Managing Director of OrthoVentions, said, “The partnership with Doctors Johnson and Demetracopoulos brings best-in-class surgical experience in fore-foot and total joint arthroplasty to lead the design of our complete solution of implant and instrumentation leveraging the expertise of our product development partners. Arthritis of the MTP joint is a growing clinical burden driven by the aging population with no viable motion preserving option.”
Source: OrthoVentions
OrthoVentions invested in MotioOV, an early-stage company created in partnership with the Hospital for Special Surgery (HSS). MotioOV is developing a novel 3D-printed implant and custom instruments to address stiffness and pain associated with arthritis of the first metatarsophalangeal (MTP) joint.
The company will be funded to complete...
OrthoVentions invested in MotioOV, an early-stage company created in partnership with the Hospital for Special Surgery (HSS). MotioOV is developing a novel 3D-printed implant and custom instruments to address stiffness and pain associated with arthritis of the first metatarsophalangeal (MTP) joint.
The company will be funded to complete product development and an initial commercial launch targeting the unmet clinical need of providing a functional MTP joint implant that reduces pain and preserves motion as opposed to joint fusion. The solution under development will consist of various implant sizes and single-use instruments customized to complete total joint arthroplasty.
“MotioOV is based on the fundamental understanding of the anatomy and associated forces of the MTP joint in an arthritic joint to invoke the design of an implant that minimizes insult to the bone and surrounding soft tissues while promoting stability,” said Dr Holly Johnson, Co-Founder of MotioOV and an orthopedic foot and ankle surgeon at HSS. Dr. Constantine Demetracopoulos, an orthopedic foot and ankle surgeon at HSS and Co-Founder of MotioOV added, “We have taken a comprehensive approach combining image-driven design, additive manufacturing to optimize bone in-growth and procedure-specific instruments to deliver an efficient and reproducible surgical plan.”
Jagi Gill, Founder and Managing Director of OrthoVentions, said, “The partnership with Doctors Johnson and Demetracopoulos brings best-in-class surgical experience in fore-foot and total joint arthroplasty to lead the design of our complete solution of implant and instrumentation leveraging the expertise of our product development partners. Arthritis of the MTP joint is a growing clinical burden driven by the aging population with no viable motion preserving option.”
Source: OrthoVentions
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Julie Vetalice is ORTHOWORLD's Editorial Assistant. She has covered the orthopedic industry for over 20 years, having joined the company in 1999.
