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Architects: Small & Medium Size Business (SMBs), Product Development, De-Risking, Validation, Building Niche & Emerging Markets
*Architects: Medical Imaging (Image Guided Surgery & Intraoperative Surgical Navigation, Planning, Training) Companies

OrthAlign Inc.

Parents

*Architects: Medical Imaging (Image Guided Surgery & Intraoperative Surgical Navigation, Planning, Training) Companies
*Architects: Orthopedics, Musculoskeletal (MSK), Joint Replacement & Repair (Health IT, Devices & Technology)
*Industry: Southern California
Venture Capital: Series B

Amount: $4M Round: Series B Past Investor(s) Pieter Wolters, Ned Scheetz, D. Ronald Yagoda, Research Corporation Technologies, Okapi Venture Capital, California Technology Ventures
In the United States in 2005, surgeons performed more than 500,000 total knee replacements, about 80 percent of which were made necessary by osteoarthritis.
Irvine, California
Medical device company aiming to develop a line of computer-assisted implant orientation devices that offer smaller, more streamlined and cost-effective alternatives to large surgical navigation systems.
OrthAlign's goal is to create a new standard of care in total joint replacement, making consistent and measurable results accessible to surgeons through affordable and easy-to-use products.
OrthAlign's KneeAlign surgical navigation system employs a disposable, palm-sized and non-invasive device that aims to allow surgeons to simply and effectively navigate and orient knee-replacement procedures without being bound to the cumbersome, implant-s
Total joint replacements are widely used because they offer patients considerable relief from pain as well as restoration of function to the joint.