Icarus Medical makes braces for stroke, spinal cord injury, and knee osteoarthritis. Their new Adonis unloader targets knee OA, while DorsiAssist handles foot-drop. Over two years, American patients have shifted away from joint surgery toward preservation devices.
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clinical applications where we saw gaps, right? So we have a series of CAFOs for patients with stroke or neuromuscular disabilities or spinal cord injury, right? That's done quite well. We have a DorsiAssist AFO. So again, applying the same technologies, right? That's been great for patients with foot drop. This is called the Adonis. This is a new class of unloader for medial or lateral OA. And then we have a hip brace coming out now actually for Trendelenburg gait, which is another condition that's— Yeah. That's prevalent but without a lot of great solutions. So—
Yeah, this is the broader— I feel like we haven't talked about this, Evan, but I keep feeling the last 2 years there's a trend with American patients where they just don't want surgery that cuts things off anymore.
There's a trend toward joint preservation that's really active.