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  1. ZygoFix wins startup competition for 3D-printed spine implant

    ZygoFix's 3D-printed implant for spinal fusions zLOCK was one of the 10 winners at the 2019 MassChallenge startup competition, according to The Jerusalem Post. By Alan Condon - 8/1/19

  2. Spine-focused Altair Health opens 2nd location — 3 insights

    Morristown, N.J.-based Altair Health opened a 16,000-square-foot ASC devoted to spine care and pain management procedures in Florham Park, N.J. By Angie Stewart - 8/1/19

  3. 14 spine, neurosurgeons on the move in July

    Fourteen spine and neurosurgeons joined new practices or accepted promotions last month. By Laura Dyrda - 8/1/19

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  1. Alphatec prices public offering to raise $50M: 4 details

    Alphatec priced its public offering of 10.9 million shares of common stock at $4.60 per share. By Laura Dyrda - 8/1/19

  2. Dr. Frank Holladay joins St. Joseph Medical Center

    Kansas City, Mo.-based St. Joseph Medical Center added fellowship-trained neurological surgeon Frank Holladay, MD, to its medical staff, reports KCTV5. By Alan Condon - 8/1/19

  3. How NuVasive CEO views competition in the US spinal robotics market

    NuVasive has traditionally focused technology on spinal instrumentation, implants and procedures with the XLIF, LessRay and other technologies. By Laura Dyrda - 8/1/19

  4. Smith & Nephew revenue jumps 3.5% in Q2: 5 key points

    Smith & Nephew reported second quarter revenue increased 3.5 percent in 2019, with a strong performance in the company's emerging markets and sports medicine. By Laura Dyrda - 7/31/19

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  1. 12 orthopedic surgeons making the news

    Here are 12 orthopedic surgeons making the news. By Alan Condon - 7/31/19

  2. Dr. Chad Kurtenbach, Sanford Health tests healing power of stem cells in osteoarthritis — 4 points

    Chad Kurtenbach, MD, of Sioux Falls, S.D.-based Sanford Health is conducting a study of a stem cell treatment for patients with osteoarthritis in the knee. By Alan Condon - 7/31/19

  3. SeaSpine launches implant platform for revision spinal fusions

    SeaSpine launched the Mariner Outrigger Revision System for use in revision spinal fusion procedures. By Alan Condon - 7/31/19

  4. Hospital for Special Surgery Sports Medicine Institute expands to west Manhattan — 3 insights

    New York City-based Hospital for Special Surgery Sports Medicine Institute is opening a new facility in west Manhattan. By Alan Condon - 7/31/19

  1. NuVasive revenues up 3.7% in Q2 & 4 other insights

    In the second quarter of 2019, NuVasive reported a 3.7 percent year-over-year increase in revenues. By Eric Oliver - 7/31/19

  2. Colorado hospital performs its 1st procedure with Mazor robotic guidance platform — 3 insights

    Spine surgeons at HCA Healthcare's Swedish Medical Center completed the hospital's first spine surgery with the Mazor X Stealth Edition platform. By Eric Oliver - 7/31/19

  3. BridgeHealth taps New England Baptist Hospital to provide care to 600,000 members

    Surgical benefit program coordinator Bridge Health entered into an agreement with New England Baptist Hospital to provide bundled orthopedic care options. By Eric Oliver - 7/31/19

  4. How Life Spine, Zimmer Biomet & Stryker fared in Q2 & more: 10 device company notes 

    Here are 10 key notes on spine and orthopedic device companies:  By Eric Oliver - 7/31/19

  5. The next orthopedic revolution — Andrews' Dr. Steve Jordan on biologics

    Biologics has the potential to be the next transformative tool in the orthopedic surgeon's playbook, but the field still has a ways to go before it becomes a mainstream medicinal offering. By Eric Oliver - 7/31/19

  6. LA neurosurgeon Dr. Gabriel Hunt joins medical advisory board of Full Alliance Group

    Full Alliance Group appointed Los Angeles-based neurosurgeon Gabriel Hunt, MD, to its medical advisory board. By Alan Condon - 7/31/19

  7. Orthopedic surgeon to appeal $2M malpractice verdict involving overlapping surgeries

    Brett Greenky, MD, plans to appeal a $2 million malpractice verdict delivered on July 2 over an orthopedic surgery performed six years ago, syracuse.com reports. By Angie Stewart - 7/31/19

  8. NuVasive revenue up 3.7%, continues titanium, PEEK implant portfolio — 5 quotes from CEO Chris Barry for Q2

    NuVasive CEO Chris Barry broke down how the company has performed over the past year during his second quarter conference call and touched on product launches for the rest of the year. By Alan Condon - 7/31/19

  9. Congress of Neurological Surgeons gifts $1M to foundation

    The Congress of Neurological Surgeons Executive Committee made a $1 million donation to the Congress of Neurological Surgeons Foundation. By Eric Oliver - 7/30/19

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