Medtronic, Alphatec & more: 13 device company launches, releases

Thirteen orthopedic and spine device companies that recently launched or released devices:

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Alphatec recently launched its porous titanium line of IdentiTi implants for lateral interbody fusion procedures.

CarboFix launched CarboClear, its new carbon fiber vertebral body replacement system.

Xtant Medical launched two cervical interbody spacers and one PEEK implant last month.

German orthobiologics company curasan AG launched Spinevisc, a biomimetic hyaluronic acid product to treat spinal facet joint arthrosis.

Brainlab launched Loop-X, a mobile intraoperative imaging robot.

OrthoMed recently launched its reusable nitinol trial rod for lumbar fixation.

Kuros Biosciences unveiled its new bone graft, MagnetOs.

RTI Surgical added to its Established Therapies spine portfolio with the launch of CervAlign, an anterior cervical plate system.

Medtronic unveiled four new additions to its Surgical Synergy platform.

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