Japan's Teijin invests in U.S. medical device startup

Garwood seeking to treat infections after prosthetic joint implant surgery

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Teijin has invested in the developer of a device to combat infections in prosthetic joint implants. (Photo by Satoko Kawasaki)

KOHEI YAMADA, Nikkei staff writer

TOKYO -- Japanese chemical company Teijin has invested in an American venture developing a device for treating infections after prosthetic joint implant surgery, aiming to cooperate in research and commercialization.

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