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Integra Adds ACell’s Regenerative Tech As It Dumps Extremity Orthopedics

 
• By Reed Miller

Integra will pay up to $400m for ACell to expand its wound management and soft-tissue repair product line. The deal is part of a larger restructuring plan that includes selling its orthopedics business.

Detailed illustration of a connective tissue, cross section, showing cells and fibers, all immersed in the body fluids.
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Integra Medical expects the acquisition of regenerative tissue product developer ACell to improve its tissue technologies pipeline and accelerate the company’s overall revenue growth.

On 16 December, Integra announced a definitive agreement to acquire ACell for an upfront cash payment of $300m and up...

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