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Kiwi invention for wrist fractures in US clinical trial

Zero-Cast seeks $US4 million from investors.

A new treatment for broken wrists, developed by Auckland surgeon Dr Pranesh Kumar, has been picked for a clinical trial by a leading US hand surgeon. The startup hopes this will open the way to the lucrative US healthtech market and an estimated $US3.5 billion global market.

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