Bone Adhesive

  • DTIF-funded project, OsStic® technology awarded #BreakthroughDevice designation by the FDA.

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    Shannon, Ireland, February 12th 2024: Irish medical device company Biomimetic Innovations Ltd, an affiliate of PBC Biomed, announced ‘Breakthrough Device’ designation from the Food and Drug Administration FDA in January, for the development of a groundbreaking new bio-adhesive bone void filler technology called OsStic®.  PBC Biomed leads a consortium for this development project, which is…

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  • FDA grants global Medical Device company Biomimetic Innovations ‘Breakthrough Device’ designation for OsStic® Synthetic Injectable Structural Bio-Adhesive Bone Void Filler. 

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    Shannon, Ireland, 19th January, 2024: Biomimetic Innovations Ltd today announced that OsStic® has been granted ‘Breakthrough Device’ designation by the FDA. The proposed indication statement for this novel new technology is; ” OsStic®Synthetic Injectable Bone Void Filler is a structural, mechanically enhanced bioadhesive for reduction, provisional fixation, or void filling of peri-articular fractures or defects…

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  • PBC Biomed to Lead Consortium in Development of Bone Adhesive

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     PBC Biomed_Our Why.mp4 SHANNON, Ireland, May 04, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — PBC Biomed, an Irish-based Medical Device Company, will lead a consortium comprised of Biodesign Europe and SFI Research Centre for Advanced Manufacturing (I-Form) at Dublin City University and Dolmen Design & Innovation, a Dublin-based product design company, in developing a bone adhesive for…

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  • DSM and PBC Partnership to develop regenerative bone adhesives

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    DSM and PBC Biomed partner to develop regenerative bone adhesives for safer, more cost-effective surgical procedures. Royal DSM, a global science-based company in Nutrition, Health and Sustainable Living, and PBC Biomed, a medical device design and development company, have signed an agreement to jointly design and develop novel materials for medical devices. Initially, the agreement…

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