Phoenix Kinetics
Plug and Play · Dedicated to Bringing the World’s First Artificial Meniscus to Market.
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About Phoenix Kinetics
Phoenix Kinetics is a medtech company dedicated to advancing knee preservation through the development of the NUsurface Implant, the world’s first artificial meniscus. This innovative implant addresses the unmet clinical needs of patients with early knee osteoarthritis who are not candidates for meniscal allograft transplantation and seek alternatives to total knee arthroplasty. Designed for minimally invasive implantation, the NUsurface Implant offers significant pain relief and improved physical function, contributing to enhanced quality of life. The procedure involves a short operation time with limited blood loss and enables recovery within weeks. Phoenix Kinetics focuses on delivering biomechanical solutions that improve patient outcomes and transform treatment options in knee care, representing a pioneering advancement in orthopedic innovation.
- Category
- Other
- Location
- United States
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Phoenix Kinetics: questions
Which accelerators did Phoenix Kinetics go through?
Phoenix Kinetics is listed by Plug and Play.
Where is Phoenix Kinetics based?
Phoenix Kinetics lists United States as its location on Plug and Play's page.
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