Royal Biologics launched its Bio-Reign 3D bone graft substitute, the company said May 23.

Creative Medical Technology Holdings' StemSpine procedure was found to be effective in treating chronic lower back pain, according to a pilot study.

Bioventus sold its wound care segment to LifeNet Health, according to a May 10 news release.

OssDesign's Catalyst nanosynthetic bone graft has been used in 1,000 patients, the medtech company said May 9.

Bioventus' CEO Ken Reali left his post on April 4.

Aurora-based University of Colorado Medicine opened the CU Medicine Regenerative Medicine, Hand and Spine Center in Englewood.

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The world's first viable bone matrix that provides lineage-committed bone cells, LifeNet Health's ViviGen MIS, is now available for use in trauma procedures. 

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Orthobiologics company Royal Biologics has commercially launched a new platelet-rich plasma system, Bioincyte. 

A three-year study of Creative Medical Technology Holdings' StemSpine procedure found it was effective for addressing chronic lower back pain.

Orthobiologics company DiscGenics shared data supporting its IDCT (rebonuputemcel) allogeneic discogenic progenitor cell therapy for lumbar degenerative disc disease.

Apex Biologix has chosen Jim Rogers to be the company's next CEO. 

ChitogenX, formerly OrthoRTI, shared its third quarter results for fiscal year 2023.

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A study published in Neurology International found fusion rates of 98.6 percent with Orthofix's Trinity Elite cellular bone allograft, the devicemaker said Dec. 22.

NorthBay Health Orthopedics in Vacaville, Calif. added platelet-rich plasma injections for knee injuries, according to a Dec. 18 announcement in the Daily Republic.

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Shriners Children's Hawaii in Honolulu is the first hospital in the state to use the Bridge-Enhanced ACL Restoration, or BEAR, implant, ABC affiliate KITV reported Nov. 23.

Swedish-based bone graft substitute manufacturer Bonesupport, which received FDA approval for its bone infection indicator Cerament G in May, has found that the new product saves an average of $28,000 per patient according to a Nov. 21 email sent to Becker's.