Orthoget develops orthopedic solutions for lower limb asymmetry using a dynamic intramedullary nail system with a hybrid drive, enabling precise bone lengthening and monitoring. Their technology addresses the challenges of uneven limb lengths, providing continuous growth tracking to enhance treatment outcomes.
Funding
$2.1M raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.
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Problem
Lower limb asymmetry presents challenges in orthopedics, impacting biomechanics and quality of life. Traditional methods for addressing limb length discrepancies may lack precision and continuous monitoring capabilities during the bone lengthening process. This can lead to suboptimal treatment outcomes and the need for additional corrective procedures.
Solution
Orthoget develops dynamic intramedullary nail systems that utilize a hybrid drive mechanism to enable precise, controlled bone lengthening for patients with lower limb asymmetry. The OrthoNail system facilitates continuous growth tracking, allowing clinicians to monitor progress and adjust treatment plans as needed. This approach aims to improve the accuracy and predictability of limb lengthening procedures, reducing the risk of complications and enhancing overall treatment efficacy. By integrating digital systems with orthopedic solutions, Orthoget provides comprehensive tools for managing and correcting limb length discrepancies.
Target Audience
Orthoget's primary customers are orthopedic surgeons and hospitals specializing in limb lengthening procedures and the treatment of lower limb asymmetry.
Features
- Dynamic intramedullary nail with a hybrid drive for controlled bone lengthening
- Integrated digital system for continuous monitoring of bone growth
- Real-time data tracking to enable informed clinical decision-making
- Biocompatible materials for enhanced safety and implant longevity
- Minimally invasive surgical techniques to reduce patient recovery time
- Ansys Startup Program support for engineering simulation and product development