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Stryker's new product launch and more: 4 medtech notes
Here are four key updates from spine and orthopedic medtech companies since Sept. 28: -
Happe Spine earns 2 new patents
Happe Spine received two U.S. patents for its "HydroxyApatite Porous PolyEtheretherketone" products, the company said Oct. 5. -
Stryker launches Monterey ALIF system
Stryker launched its Monterey AL Interbody System for anterior lumbar interbody fusion, the devicemaker said Oct. 4. -
Wenzel Spine, Safe Group partner for US distribution
Safe Medical and Wenzel Spine are partnering to distribute Safe Orthopaedics products in the U.S. -
Stryker's robotic spine application, Surgalign's product launch and more: 5 medtech notes
Medacta's software debut and four more updates from spine and orthopedic medtech companies since Sept. 21: -
NuVasive launches cervical fusion fixation system
NuVasive's Reline Cervical fixation system for posterior cervical fusion was launched, the devicemaker said Sept. 28. -
Stryker's Q guidance system launched with spine application
Stryker launched its Q Guidance system for spine surgery, the devicemaker said Sept. 27. -
Surgalign launches new line of 3D-printed interbody fusion implants
Surgalign launched four interbody fusion devices using its TiPlus technology, the devicemaker said Sept. 26. -
All 6 UConn Health spine surgeons using augmented reality platform
Hartford Conn.-based UConn Health implemented Augmedics' Xvision in June and now all six of its spine surgeons are using the augmented reality surgical system, Fox 61 reported Sept. 23. -
Dr. James Lynch completes 150th Xvision case
James Lynch, MD, of Reno-based Spine Nevada, completed his 150th case using Augmedics' Xvision, the devicemaker said in a Sept. 22 tweet. -
Orthopedic camera debuts, Stryker's latest launch and more: 6 device company notes
Zimmer Biomet's latest device clearance and five more updates from spine and orthopedic devicemakers since Sept. 14: -
8 spinal tech developments this month
From a series B funding round to a CEO resignation, here are eight spinal tech company developments Becker's readers have been following this month. -
Spine device company Ulrich Medical relocates from Missouri to Texas
Ulrich Medical, a medical device company specializing in musculoskeletal implants, has announced that it will move its U.S. headquarters from Chesterfield, Mo., to Plano, Texas. -
Elevation Spine raises $11M to expand use of spinal fusion device
Elevation Spine, a developer of integrated-fixation spinal technologies, on Sept. 22 completed its Series B preferred stock financing, totaling $11 million. -
Miach Orthopaedics' new CEO, Medacta's milestone and more: 6 device company notes
Johnson & Johnson's merger and acquisition activity and five more updates from orthopedic devicemakers since Sept. 7. -
Augmedics founder exits company after 'significant changes', 'disagreements' with new leadership
Nissan Elimelech, former CEO of Augmedics, has left the augmented reality spine surgical company he founded in 2014. -
8 spine, orthopedic tech marking 1,000+ cases
One thousand cases with a product is a major milestone reflecting the traction in spine and orthopedic medtech. Here are eight devices and systems reaching at least 1,000 uses so far in 2022: -
Spine partnership to commercialize cervical disc replacement implant
Synergy Spine Solutions and Ortho Consulting group are expanding their partnership to commercialize products in the European, Middle Eastern and African regions. -
6 recent developments in total disc replacements
From FDA approvals to studies, here are six key updates in total disc replacements since July 1. -
Novarad announces strategic distribution alliance for new AR products
Utah-based developer Novarad Corp. has announced a strategic alliance with several neurosurgical and spine distributors across the U.S. to distribute its AR surgical navigation system, VisAR.
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