Simplify Medical said it was recently acquired by Australian private equity shop M.H. Carnegie for an undisclosed amount, as it gears up for a U.S. clinical trial of its MRI-safe artifical cervical disc.
"We invested in Simplify Medical because we believe they have a better option for treating patients in a growing market in spine. We are working with the company to accomplish their mission of providing non-metallic, MRI-friendly, anatomically appropriate cervical artificial discs to patients worldwide," M.H. Carnegie managing director Mark Carnegie said in a statement.
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"We invested in Simplify Medical because we believe they have a better option for treating patients in a growing market in spine. We are working with the company to accomplish their mission of providing non-metallic, MRI-friendly, anatomically appropriate cervical artificial discs to patients worldwide," M.H. Carnegie managing director Mark Carnegie said in a statement.
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