Fierce Biotech January 22, 2024
Andrea Park

After slimming down its product suite with the sale last year of its robotic surgery system, Accelus is doubling down on its remaining offerings.

The company is zeroing in on its flagship FlareHawk interbody fusion system, as well as the Toro system, both of which are expandable spine implants used to treat degenerative disc disease. It plans to expand its R&D efforts around both systems—plans that will now be helped along by a new bout of funding.

Accelus has picked up $20 million in the form of a debt facility from life sciences-focused credit partner Symbiotic Capital, it announced last week.

The investment from Symbiotic “is a testament to the growth potential of Accelus’s technology and our vision for the...

Today's Sponsors

Venturous
Got healthcare questions? Just ask Transcarent

Today's Sponsor

Venturous

 
Topics: Medical Devices
Qualcomm CEO: AI Is the New User Interface for Devices
FTC sues to block merger of device coatings companies
Boston Scientific to acquire SoniVie for $540 million, expand hypertension treatment portfolio
Medicare Coverage Of Medical Technologies In A New Era
This year's top congressional medical technology priorities

Share This Article