Moximed’s MISHA™ Knee System Achieves Superiority of Primary Endpoint in Pivotal Study
Voshell Professor of Sports Medicine, Department of Sports Medicine, University of Virginia, presented results from the pivotal Calypso Study of the MISHA Knee System, an implantable shock absorber (ISA) for the treatment of knee osteoarthritis.
- Voshell Professor of Sports Medicine, Department of Sports Medicine, University of Virginia, presented results from the pivotal Calypso Study of the MISHA Knee System, an implantable shock absorber (ISA) for the treatment of knee osteoarthritis.
- The Calypso Study demonstrated superiority of its primary endpoint and reported clinically significant reduction in pain scores and improvement in function scores for participants receiving the MISHA Knee System.
- Over 90% of the patients receiving the MISHA Knee System experienced substantial, clinically meaningful pain relief and functional improvement.
- In Dr. Diduchs data presentation of the Calypso Study, the MISHA Knee System met its primary endpoint and was found to be superior to high tibial osteotomy at two years.