The “NovoKnee” is intended to make available a lower-priced implant, reducing the costs of care for orthopedic patients. Harold Linville, a veteran of and retiree from Innovative Medical Device Solutions in Vandalia, co-founded the company.
“We are very pleased with and proud of this accomplishment,” Linville, NovoSource chairman and chief executive, said in a statement. “The NovoSource team, along with its collaboration partners, has worked long and hard towards this critical milestone. There is a significant unmet need in orthopedics for more cost-effective solutions, and we are all looking forward to launching the NovoKnee to begin addressing this need.”
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