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Medical Devices

CURE & CVG Collaboration:

Susan Froshauer, Ph.D. President & CEO

Mary Anne RookeExecutive Director

CVG Sponsors

Medical Devices

Moderator:

Stephen BlochGeneral Partner, Canaan Partners

Stephen Bloch, MDCanaan Partners, General Partner

Canaan Fund X - $675 Million

$4.2 Billion Under Management

58 IPOs; 110 M&As

11 Exits in 2014

Investments

Founder & CEO: Radiology Mgmt

Sciences

Medical Dir.: OmniSonics

Harvard Radiology; U. Rochester

MD; Dartmouth AB

Kauffman Fellow

MitraSpan

CVG’s Chairman Board of Directors

Medical Devices

Host’s Welcome: Paul Hermes - Covidien

3 Company Presentations to Investor Panel 5 minute Presentation by Startup Company

5 minute Q&A by Investor Panel

5 minute Pointers by Investor Panel

Keynote Speaker: David D. Wang – Covidien / Medtronic

Networking Reception & Company Showcase

Agenda:

Medical Devices

Welcome:

Paul HermesEntrepreneur in Residence, Covidien

Investor Panel:

Konstantine DrakonakisDirector

Medical Devices

Investor Panel:

Kristen KosofskyManaging Director

Medical Devices

Investor Panel:

Craig MullettAngel Investor Forum, President, Branison Group

Medical Devices

Investor Panel:

David WurzerExecutive VP & Chief Investment Officer,

Connecticut Innovations

Medical Devices

1st Company Presentation:

Neil ShahCo-Founder & CEO

Medical Devices

CONFIDENTIAL Company Overview

CONFIDENTIAL

Founding Team

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Khaled M. Kebaish, M.D. A. Jay Khanna, M.D., MBALee H. Riley III, M.D.

Neil Shah, CEO Maxim Budyansky, CTO

CLINICAL TEAM – JOHNS HOPKINS SPINE SURGEONS

MANAGEMENT TEAM

CONFIDENTIAL

Board of Directors

Patrick O’Neill, MBA | Series A DirectorDirector of Investments at Connecticut Innovations

Paul Higham, PhD | Independent DirectorPrevious Director of R&D at Stryker Orthopaedics

Terrence Coffey | Independent DirectorPrevious VP at 2 Orthopaedic Med Device Startups

Board comprises of 5 members, including CEO and CTO

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CONFIDENTIAL

THE SOLUTION

Overview

Avitus Harvester | Bone Graft Harvesting Device

Patients - Improve outcomes

Surgeons - Deliver gold standard

Hospitals - Increase margins

Large Market: 550,000/yr spinal fusion procedures…

$2.8 billion/yr bone graft expenditures…

BUT… no bone graft solution meets all the needs of

surgeons, hospitals & patients

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THE PROBLEM

CONFIDENTIAL

Our Tech 1

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Our Technology

Disposable Instrument

Patent Pending

Requires 510(k) Pathway

CONFIDENTIAL

Our Tech Entry

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MINIMALLY

INVASIVE ENTRY

Our Technology

CONFIDENTIAL

Our Tech Method

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COLLECTED

AUTOGRAFT

MINIMALLY

INVASIVE ENTRY

Our Technology

CONFIDENTIAL

Graft Delivered

Avitus Harvester

CONFIDENTIAL

Open Procedure

Avitus vs. Open Harvesting

Invasive: 3-9cm

PAIN POINTS

Patient Complications

Time Consuming

Cumbersome

CONFIDENTIAL

Avitus Harvester

Open Procedure

Min. Invasive: 1-2cm

Invasive: 3-9cm

Avitus vs. Open Harvesting

CONFIDENTIAL

Avitus Harvester

Min. Invasive: 1-2cm

Avitus Value Proposition

Minimally Invasive

Cost Effective

Streamlined Procedure

Deliver Gold Standard Autograft

CONFIDENTIAL 24

Top Down Market Opportunity

0

200

400

600

800

1000

1200

2015 2016 2017 2018 2019

E.U. SF + Tib + F&A

U.S. Foot & Ankle

U.S. Tibial Non-Union

U.S. Spinal Fusion

Target

Market

Size

($millions)

$957mm$1,000mm $1,055mm

Total Addressable

Market Size

World : $1.5 billion

U.S. : $1.1 billion

E.U. : $0.3 billion

$436mm

$644mm

Target Market Size

CONFIDENTIAL

Seed Round: $440K

Milestones - 2014

Working

Prototype

Product Manufacturing

& Testing

FDA

Submission

Pilot Sales

(First 100

devices)

Sales

Scale-up

Q1 2013

Works-

like/Looks-like

Final prototype

Q1 2014 Q1 2015 Q1 2016

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CONFIDENTIAL

Seed Round: $440K

Milestones - 2015

Working

Prototype

Product Manufacturing

& Testing

FDA

Submission

Pilot Sales

(First 100

devices)

Sales

Scale-up

Q1 2013

Works-

like/Looks-like

Final prototype

Q1 2014 Q1 2015 Q1 2016

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Federal SBIR Grant: $750,000

(non-dilutive)

Series A Round

CONFIDENTIAL

Seed Round: $440K

Milestones - 2015

Working

Prototype

Product Manufacturing

& Testing

FDA

Submission

Pilot Sales

(First 100

devices)

Sales

Scale-up

Q1 2013

Works-

like/Looks-like

Final prototype

Q1 2014 Q1 2015 Q1 2016

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To FDA

Submission

Federal SBIR Grant: $750,000

(non-dilutive)

Series A Round

CONFIDENTIAL

Seed Round: $440K

Milestones - 2015

Working

Prototype

Product Manufacturing

& Testing

FDA

Submission

Pilot Sales

(First 100

devices)

Sales

Scale-up

Q1 2013

Works-

like/Looks-like

Final prototype

Q1 2014 Q1 2015 Q1 2016

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To FDA

Submission

To Market

Entry

Federal SBIR Grant: $750,000

(non-dilutive)

Series A Round

CONFIDENTIAL

Milestones - 2015

Working

Prototype

Product Manufacturing

& Testing

FDA

Submission

Pilot Sales

(First 100

devices)

Sales

Scale-up

Q1 2013

Works-

like/Looks-like

Final prototype

Q1 2014 Q1 2015 Q1 2016

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To FDA

Submission

To Market

Entry

To Completion

of Pilot Sales

Seed Round: $440KFederal SBIR Grant: $750,000

(non-dilutive)

Series A Round

CONFIDENTIAL

The Ask

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Talento Sr. Prod Dev Engineer (Orthopaedics)

Strategic Partnerso Mid- to Large Ortho Med Device Companies

Hospitals & Surgeons

Resources to grow the business

CONFIDENTIAL Thank you! [email protected]

Contact

Neil Shah

CEO

[email protected]

Maxim Budyansky

CTO

[email protected]

2nd Company Presentation:

Wendy DavisFounder, CEO

Medical Devices

GestVision, Inc.

GestVision, Inc.Wendy Davis Founder & CEO

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Preeclampsia – a Pregnancy Problem

3x more premature infants are delivered

$26B in infant care

Every 10 minutes a mom-to-be almost dies

$10B in care for preeclampsia

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GestVision, Inc.

What is Preeclampsia?

Symptoms: high blood pressure and urine protein

Health Risk: seizures, organ failure and death

Cause: unknown

“Cure”: deliver baby ASAP, often prematurely

THE CONDITION OBGYNs LOSE SLEEP OVER

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GestVision, Inc.

Current Impact

40% of pregnant women may show preeclampsia symptoms

15% of premature deliveries

~10% incorrect diagnosis ~5% preeclampsia

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GestVision, Inc.

SIMPLE URINE TEST

RUN IN DOCTOR’S OFFICE

RAPID RESULTS- 1 minute

85% ACCURACY

Solution: GestAssured™ test

RESULTS: CLEAR DIAGNOSIS OF PREECLAMPSIA

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GestVision, Inc.

Pregnancy Checkup(20 visits)

Urine Protein

More testing

Preeclampsia NOT ruled-out

Hospital

Blood Pressure

DELIVER BABY ASAP

Doctor’s Office

40%

No Definitive Diagnostic for Preeclampsia

15%

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GestVision, Inc.

Current Methods GestAssured™ test

Pregnancy Checkup(20 visits)

Urine Protein

More testing

Preeclampsia NOT ruled-out

Hospital

Blood Pressure

DELIVER BABY ASAP

Doctor’s Office

40%

Current Methods GestAssured™ test

No Definitive Diagnostic for Preeclampsia

15%

GestVision, Inc.

Doctor’s Office

~5% Hospital

Accurate Diagnosis of Preeclampsia

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DELIVER BABY ASAP

US Market Opportunity

US pregnancies 7 millionMaternity care doctor visits x 20Urine tests per year 140 million

Price per GestAssured™ test x $10

Total Addressable US Market $ 1.4 Billion

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GestVision, Inc.

Irina Buhimschi, MDHigh Risk Pregnancy ExpertDirector Center for Perinatal ResearchThe Research Institute Nationwide Children’s Hospital.

Licensed Yale Technology

Catalin Buhimschi, MDHigh Risk Pregnancy ExpertDirector of Maternal-Fetal Medicine Vice Chair for Research Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology The Ohio State University

Yale Intellectual Property:

• 1 Issued - US

• 1 Pending - US

• 1 Pending - Worldwide

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GestVision, Inc.

Wendy L Davis Founder and CEOPreviously:HistoRx biotech startupAcquired by Novartis

Combined 40 years experienceR&D and Operations

Commercial and Business DevelopmentIntellectual Property

Growth Strategies

Emily MooreVP OperationsPreviously: TempTime Corp Product became Standard of care for WHO

Management Team

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GestVision, Inc.

IncorporatedJanuary

β Prototype

2014 2015 2016

Timeline

FDA FilingDecember

FDA ClearanceFebruary -March

Product LaunchMarch 2016

Manufacturing

Capital Raise

Clinical StudiesOhio State University

International Clinical StudiesFunded by: Saving Lives at Birth

NEEDS: Team Talent in Finance, Market & Sales, Regulatory & QualityPartner Marketing & Sales, Distribution

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GestVision, Inc.

© GestVision 2015

GestVision, Inc.

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3rd Company Presentation:

Ilana OdessFounder, CEO

Medical Devices

For:

Date:

The Information Contained in This Presentation Has Been Provided By The Company & Any Estimates, Forecasts, Or

Other Forward-looking Statements Contained Within Have Been Prepared In Good Faith, On A Basis It Believes Is

Reasonable. Such Information Involves Significant Elements Of Subjective Judgment & Analysis, And No

Representation Or Warranty (Express Or Implied) Is Made Or Is To Be Relied Upon As A Promise Or Representation As

To The Future Performance Of The Company as Actual Results May Differ From Those Indicated In This Presentation.

Introduction Presentation

CVG and Cure

March 12, 2015

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CONFIDENTIAL

INTRODUCTION

WOVEN IN A NUTSHELL

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• $6.5B Market in Orthopedics (40mm Uses)

• Reduce Payer Cost & Improve Outcomes

• Address The Needs the 6 Ps

• Simple to Use

CONFIDENTIAL

MARKET

CURRENT FRACTURE TREATMENT

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SurgeryOpen Reduction Internal Fixation (ORIF)

1

2

Goal:

Achieve Immediate Fracture Stability!

Brace, Cast

CONFIDENTIAL

MARKET

SURGICAL INTERVENTION

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Plates & Screws Used in >279 Different Procedures

* Separate Identifiable CPT Codes per CMS

Long Bone

89 Different Procedures*

HumerusFemur

Spine

39 Different Procedures*

Cervical Spine

Craniomaxillofacial

67 Different Procedures*

Jaw

Small Bone

84 Different Procedures*

Radius Tibia

CONFIDENTIAL

Humerus Finger Clavicle

CLINICAL NEED

CLINICAL PROBLEM: LOSS OF FIXATION

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#1 Problem = Loss of Screw Engagement(Screw Loosening / Bone Resorption / Back-out)

Loss of Screw Engagement Total Construct Failure

CONFIDENTIAL

CLINICAL NEED

EFFECTS OF LOST SCREW ENGAGEMENT

521Journal of Bone & Joint Surgery: Principles of Fixation of Osteoporotic Fractures. 2006

>15% Revision Rate1

Increased Timelines For Return to Activity/Work

Mobility Restriction

Additional Coaptation (Brace, Cast, etc)

Co-morbidity / Mortality (pneumonia, diabetes, etc)

Delayed Healing

Revision Surgery

CONFIDENTIAL

CLINICAL NEED

WHY DOES LOSS OF SCREW ENGAGEMENT OCCUR?

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A Variety of Factors Influence Screw Engagement

2 3 4 51

Fracture Type Fracture Location AgePatient

CompliancePrior Procedures

CONFIDENTIAL

TECHNOLOGY SYSTEM SOLUTION

HOW CAN WOVEN HELP?

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1st Solution to Focus on Improving the Implant Site (Interface)

Focus: Interface

Enhance Bone Interface

Any Existing Screw

Short and Long Term Benefits

Focus: Hardware

Expandable Screws

Rescue Screws

Cements, BSM, Grouts

Current Solutions Woven’s Solution

CONFIDENTIAL

Screw Alone Screw + Woven

TECHNOLOGY SYSTEM SOLUTION

HOW IT WORKS

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The 1st Biotextile Designed to Enhance Screw Engagement

Short Term Long Term

Interlacing Fibers Interdigitate With Bone

Surface Area Contact

Distributed Load Transfer

Bone Ingrowth & Remodeling(Facilitates Load Sharing & Transfer)

CONFIDENTIAL

1) Strong IP Position

2) Benefit ALL Parties in

Patient Care Spectrum(The 6Ps)

3) More Exit Opportunities

BUSINESS STRATEGY

COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGES

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Pending

Provisional

8

Issued

3

Pending

Non-Provisional

8

CONFIDENTIAL

LEADERSHIP

LEADERSHIP TEAM

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Management Team

• 2 Exits in the Past 2 Years ($375mm in 1)

• $20B Sale of Synthes to Johnson & Johnson

• 10x Average Cash-On-Cash Returns

• Founder, Johnson & Johnson, Israel

• Former Industry Executives (CTO, CLO, VPs)

(J&J, Synthes, Medtronic, Stryker, Orthologic)

• Experienced Entrepreneurs (> 30 Companies)

CONFIDENTIAL

LEADERSHIP

LEADERSHIP

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Management Board of Directors

Ilana Odess, Chief Executive Officer* Anthony G. Viscogliosi, Executive Chairman

Founder, Johnson & Johnson, Israel

$400mm Exit to Boston Scientific

Established $300mm JV (ICL & SQM)

BOD Chair, HDH & RealView Medical

Chair, CEO, Pres. in >14 Businesses

10 Exits & >1.5B in Exit Proceeds

Completed >240 Orthopedic Transactions

Produced 7 #1 Ranked Technologies Worldwide

Francis P. Magee, D.V.M., Chief Technology Officer Frank P. Cammisa Jr., M.D., Spine Physician Specialist

Former Chief Technology Officer, Synthes Spine

Former Chief Technology Officer, Spine Solutions

Former Chief Technology Officer, Orthologic

Developed 1st Successful Total Disc Replacement

Chief of Spine Surg Svcs, Hospital for Special Surgery

Professor of Clinical Surgery, Weill Medical College

NY Magazine - “12 Doctors Reinventing Medicine”

Medical Staff, New York Giants & NHLPA

David L. Helfet, M.D., Chief Medical Officer* J. Douglas Craft, Distribution Specialist

Chief of Ortho Trauma, HSS & NY Presbyterian

Board of Directors, Synthes

Former Chairman, AO Foundation Clinical Group

Extensive Research: >225 Papers & Books

Founder, President & CEO, Medicraft Inc.

29 Years of Distribution Experience

Top Ranked Distributor for Medtronic, Inc.

12+ Years Experience in Angel Investing

Terrance L. Carlson, Chief Legal Officer John J. Viscogliosi, Co-Founder & Operations Specialist

VP & General Counsel, Synthes

Negotiated $20B merger (Synthes & J&J)

Sr. VP, Gen Counsel & Secretary, Medtronic

Deputy Gen Counsel, AlliedSignal (Honeywell)

Chairman & CEO, Centinel Spine, Inc. (Raymedica)

Principal, Viscogliosi Bros., LLC

Co-Founder, Paradigm Spine

Founder Member of >30 Orthopedic Companies

Brandon E. Bendes, VP, Strategy & Finance

Co-managed M&A Integration$1B+ HC System

$40mm Spin-Off, Consumer Products Co.

Process Imprvmt Consultant, Huron Consulting Grp

Former Auditor of PE & VC Funds (PwC)

* Denotes Managers Who Also Are Board Members

CONFIDENTIAL

SUMMARY

SUMMARY

Address The #1 Problem With The #1 Implant In Orthopedics• Screws & Plates Used in >279 Different Types Of Procedures

• 1st Solution to Address Screw Engagement with a Biotextile

• No Direct Competitors In The Market Today

Experienced Team Has Done it Before• Board Members from the Largest Transaction in Ortho Industry History

• >15 Companies Exited

• Investors & Mgmt Team includes Top Industry Experts from Distributors, Physicians, & Executives

Competitive Advantage• 1st To Address The Screw-to-bone Interface

• Benefits ALL Parties In The Spectrum Of Care

• Testing Demonstrates Substantial Strength Enhancement

• Strong IP Portfolio With Large Pipeline

• Already Met With The FDA - 510(k) De Novo Route In Process

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For:

Date:

The Information Contained in This Presentation Has Been Provided By The Company & Any Estimates, Forecasts, Or

Other Forward-looking Statements Contained Within Have Been Prepared In Good Faith, On A Basis It Believes Is

Reasonable. Such Information Involves Significant Elements Of Subjective Judgment & Analysis, And No

Representation Or Warranty (Express Or Implied) Is Made Or Is To Be Relied Upon As A Promise Or Representation As

To The Future Performance Of The Company as Actual Results May Differ From Those Indicated In This Presentation.

THANK YOU!

CONFIDENTIAL

FINANCE

FINANCIAL

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Series A Raise to Complete Development for Commercialization in EU

Category Funds Proportion

Product Development $3.0 46%

Strategic Operations Regulatory, Reimbursement, QA, etc.

1.0 15%

Working Capital 1.0 15%

Early CommercializationSales & Marketing

0.8 13%

Legal, Accounting, Audit, Insurance 0.7 11%

Total Uses $6.5 100%

Series A Sources & Uses

$1 $3

$12

$33

$-

$5

$10

$15

$20

$25

$30

$35

2015E 2016P 2017P 2018P

Key Milestones:• Design Freeze

• IP Expansion

CE Mark Submission

FDA Submission

$ millions

Revenue ProjectionsUS & EU

CONFIDENTIAL

TECHNOLOGY SYSTEM SOLUTION

HOW DO WE IMPROVE SCREW ENGAGEMENT TODAY?

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Current Methods Have Not Successfully Solved Engagement Issues

Surgeons Forced to Use Ad-Hoc Methods

Used as Bailouts

Anatomical Limitations

Potential Fracture of Surrounding Bone

Placement Accuracy (Leakage)

Not Cleared By FDA

Significant Clinical Risk

Impractical Revision Technique

Added Procedure Complexity

Rescue Screws

Bone Cement

Match-Stick TrickSmart Screw

Relocate Hole

Expanding Screws

Keynote Speaker

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“Past, Present & Future Investment in Medtech”

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