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Lumbar spine fusion market continues to experience accelerated growth — 5 top companies
Spinal fusion procedures are formed in various forms; however, all are designed to help mitigate degenerative disc disease pain. 1/29/19- -
Stryker 2018 net sales up 9.3% to $413.6B, spine jumps 18%: 5 things to know
Stryker's 2018 sales increased 9.3 percent to $413.6 billion, with growth across all lines. 1/29/19- -
2 Qs with OSSIO CEO Brian Verrier
Brian Verrier is the CEO of orthopedic fixation company OSSIO. With 28 years of medtech experience, Mr. Verrier spoke with Becker’s Spine Review about OSSIO’s technology and trends in the orthopedic fixation market. 1/28/19- -
DePuy Synthes creates new jobs in Ireland with investment: 3 details
Johnson & Johnson subsidiary DePuy Synthes plans to create 30 new jobs at its Ireland hub because of a $41.16 million investment, according to the Business Irish. 1/28/19- -
Zimmer Biomet receives FDA approval for robotically-assisted knee system: 3 insights
The FDA granted Zimmer Biomet 510(k) clearance for its ROSA Knee System. 1/28/19- -
$3B in emerging opportunity for spine devices market: 5 things to know
Competitors in the spine devices market are expected to see $3 billion in emerging opportunity through 2022, according to a Fact.MR report. Along with the opportunities, the market is expected to register a 7.1 percent compound annual growth rate during the forecast period. 1/28/19- -
Medtronic launches new spinal robot in US, 1st procedures performed in Virginia & Kentucky: 4 key notes
Medtronic launched the Mazor X Stealth Edition in the U.S. 1/28/19- -
Spine surgery robots market to reach $320M by 2026 — Who holds 80% of the market?
The global spine surgery robots market is expected to top $320 million by 2026, according to a Transparency Market Research report. 1/25/19- -
SpineGuard reports 7% drop in 2018 revenue: 5 details
SpineGuard released its 2018 full-year financial report. 1/25/19- -
New cervical artificial disc earns expanded coverage: 3 things to know
Globus Medical's Secure-C Cervical Artificial Disc was granted expanded coverage by Anthem. 1/25/19- -
Medtronic loses challenge to patent infringement decision awarding spine surgeon $23M: 3 takeaways
A U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit affirmed a previous judgment in a patent infringement case that ordered Medtronic to pay millions of dollars to a spine surgeon, according to Bloomberg Law. 1/24/19- -
Nextech acquires EMR solution for orthopedic practices: 3 details
Healthcare technology solutions provider Nextech Systems purchased SRS Health Software. 1/24/19- -
How China-US tariff tension affects orthopedic companies; Moody's thinks they'll adapt
Moody's expects trade disputes between the U.S. and China to have a disruptive affect on medical device companies. 1/24/19- -
3 things to know about AxioMed
AxioMed is a degenerative spine condition technology company. 1/23/19- -
Cervical disc arthroplasty may have greater long-term success than ACDF, study suggests — 5 notes
Using Medtronic's Bryan cervical disc in cervical disc arthroplasty procedures can preserve and maintain motion longer compared to performing anterior cervical decompression and fusion procedures, according to a study in Spine. 1/23/19- -
Aurora Spine earns US patent for minimally invasive spine implants: 3 notes
Aurora Spine received a U.S. patent related to its minimally invasive spine implants. 1/23/19- -
Ulrich Medical USA, Bioventus & more: 4 device company launches, releases
Here are four orthopedic and spine device companies that recently launched or released devices. 1/23/19- -
Johnson & Johnson settles hip implant lawsuit with US for $120M: 7 things to know
Johnson & Johnson and DePuy Orthopaedics settled ongoing litigation surrounding allegations the company used deceptive marketing claims for two metal-on-metal implants for $120 million, according to Reuters. 1/23/19- -
X-BOLT examines 1,000th patient in hip implant study: 5 things to know
The 1,000th patient completed one-year of follow-up in X-Bolt Orthopaedics' World Hip Trauma Evaluation 4 study. 1/23/19- -
Newest robotic technology comes to spine surgery
The Nottingham (U.K.) Trent University's medical design research group is developing robotic arms to assist in spine surgery, according to Zenopa. 1/23/19-
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