A Santa Rosa, California start-up making products to treat vertebral compression fractures announced Thursday that it has raised $14 million in a new financing round.
The private investor who led the round in Osseon Therapeutics was not identified. The money will be used to expand the company’s line of VCF products.
In October, Osseon received FDA clearance for its steerable inflatable bone tamp. The company also makes bone cement, among other products.
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Ron Clough is the CEO of the company.
“This infusion of capital will allow us to continue to develop our patented Orthopedic products and will propel us to the next level of commercial success,” said Clough, in a news release.
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