St. Paul-based Summit Medical, which has developed a medical device to help mend broken jaws based on U of M technology, has received regulatory clearance to begin selling the device as a product.
“The University of Minnesota and Summit Medical of St. Paul and the University of Minnesota say they have received approval from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration to begin marketing to surgeons and medical clinics a new, non-invasive device to support jaw fracture recovery based on U of M research.”
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