With the coming deluge of AI solutions into Medtech and orthopedics, how can any singular solution emerge as being immediately beneficial for the surgeon learning curve and, ultimately, patient outcomes?
Enter Mibio, a startup with deep roots in the R&D and peer-reviewed journal data space. Founded by Ian Rubin de la Borbolla and his brother, Ian, a former R&D lead with Medtronic’s spinal division, has utilized his background in engineering and programming to help surgeons focus on implant training in a unique fashion.
The first step involves MibioIQ, whose PEER AI solution makes insightful correlations between thousands of peer-reviewed articles in partnership with lead publication partner the Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery. With PEER AI, common metrics like gender and anatomy as well as more complex values like bone density and torque are located, tagged with metadata that establishes an interrelationship between all related articles, and is then applied as metrics during training. “Want to know how many articles discuss female patients in their 50’s with a history of scoliosis and obesity who had revision surgeries with Stryker implants? Now you can find t...
