Amedica raises $13.2M for spine and joint implants
Amedica, a Salt Lake City maker of ceramic implants for spines and joints, raised $13.2 million in a fourth round of funding. Creation Capital placed the financing. The company had previously raised more than $30 million.
The company is developing a line of ceramic knee, hip and spinal-disk replacements, along with related ceramic spine implants. Its release is here.
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