Minnesota medical device company targeting scoliosis raises $2.5 million (MedCityNews)
A Minnesota medical device company has raised $2.5 million in its second round of financing, according to a Form D filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission. KSpine’s spinal implant to treat scoliosis requires a less invasive surgical procedure, the company says.
Ross Longhini, KSpine’s board chairman, told MedCity Newsthat KSpine will use the investment to fund clinical trials of the device.
Scoliosis is typically treated one of two ways — with an external brace or surgical intervention. Longhin...
