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Intrauma
Manufacturing orthopedic traumatology devices
About Intrauma
Intrauma is an Italian company founded in 2006, specializing in the design, production, and distribution of medical devices for trauma and orthopedic surgery. The company is headquartered in Rivoli, near Turin, and has a significant presence in the Italian market as the second-largest supplier of internal fixation devices.
Intrauma's flagship product is the "O'nil System," a line of internal fixators that has been in clinical use since 1998. This system is designed to be mechanically similar to external fixators but with the morphological characteristics of traditional plates, offering a novel approach to osteosynthesis. The product portfolio also includes a wide array of plates, screws, nails, and surgical instruments. The company caters to both the human and veterinary markets, with specific devices tailored for small and large dogs, and cats.
The company has a direct sales network of agents and product specialists in Italy and is expanding its presence globally. Intrauma is committed to research and development, continuously working on new solutions for osteosynthesis.
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- Founded
- 2006
- Headquarters
- Rivoli, Italy
- Sector
- Health Tech & Medtech
- Power Law
- Colt$25–100M revenue
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