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THE FUTURE OF TENDON REPAIR

Trace Ortho is making the first device for tendon reattachment without surgery.

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PATIENTS

Each year millions of people in the U.S. experience tendon injury - and over 300,000 undergo surgery for tendon repair. This involves operating room time, anesthesia and open or arthroscopic surgery, with associated expense, recovery time and risk of complications.


Our technique can repair partially torn tendons back to bone through a needle inserted through the skin - without general anesthesia or a visit to the operating room. Patients can recover more quickly, with less expense for their care. 

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SHIFTING THE PARADIGM

Bringing tendon repair out of the OR is a game-changer

The Trace Method repairs tendon injuries using a needle procedure instead of surgery.

We dramatically improve patient care and reduce healthcare costs, while solving a critical need. Surgeons treat partial tendon tears using a true minimally invasive procedure, with reimbursement using general surgery codes. 

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FEASIBILITY:
TESTING IN A HUMAN CADAVERIC HIP MODEL

Partial tear of the gluteus medius tendon at the lateral hip depicted on MRI

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Repair with Trace implant

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THE TEAM

ADAM GREENSPAN, MS

PRESIDENT & CEO

Biomedical + Materials Engineer / Entrepreneur
Over 15 years' R&D Licensing and New Ventures experience spanning Johns Hopkins, Jefferson, and the University City
Science Center

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WILLIAM B. MORRISON, MD

MEDICAL DIRECTOR

Professor of Radiology, Thomas Jefferson University Hospital
Director, Division of Musculoskeletal Imaging and Intervention
Past President, Society of Skeletal Radiology

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ADVISORS AND CONSULTANTS

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KEY OPINION LEADERS

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Watch Dr. Morrison interview on Money Matters TV 

Dr. Morrison, Co-Founder and Medical Director of Trace Orthopedics, discusses his background in the Air Force and taking care of pro athletes, development of the Morrison Steerable Needle, and founding of Trace Orthopedics. He also describes how the future of medicine includes minimally invasive techniques such as percutaneous tendon repair and reinforcement.

CONTACT US

TRACE ORTHOPEDICS

21 S. 11th St. 

Philadelphia, PA  19107

Adam Greenspan, President & CEO

215-840-6118

SAFE NOTE INVESTMENTS FOR FRIENDS AND OTHER ACCREDITED INVESTORS

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