Conventus Orthopaedics Raises $20M for Cage Extremity Fracture Repair Therapy

Conventus Orthopaedics Inc., a medical device company dedicated to revolutionizing extremity fracture treatment, announced the completion of a $20 million equity financing. Deerfield Management led the financing which was funded entirely by the existing ownership syndicate. 
 
The Conventus Cage is an intramedullary implant for the repair of extremity fractures, currently FDA cleared for the treatment of shoulder, elbow and wrist fractures. Early clinical results have been promising as patients have experienced a stable fracture fixation with a quicker recovery period, less pain, improved range of motion, and fewer surgical complications when compared to historical literature for existing fracture repair methods.
 
Scott Flora, Conventus’ executive chairman, said, “The Cage is the future of fracture repair.  We are pleased that our investor syndicate, led by Deerfield, share that vision and continue to provide financial support with a long-term view to realize the full potential of this technology.”
 
“The Cage is a truly innovative technology, poised to disrupt the orthopedic trauma market.” said Avi Kometz, M.D., Partner at Deerfield Management.  “The early clinical results have been outstanding, leading us to continue our long-term investment thesis in the company.”