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SeaSpine's 100th spine navigation system installed
SeaSpine's 7D Flash navigation system for spine surgery has reached its 100th installation, the devicemaker said Dec. 27. -
DePuy Synthes' patent verdict, Happe Spine's new CEO and more: 9 devicemaker notes
Here are nine developments from spine devicemakers since Dec. 7: -
7 new spine, orthopedic AR systems in 2022
Several new augmented reality systems for spine and orthopedics went to market in the U.S. or were approved in 2022. -
Abbott spinal cord stimulation system approved by FDA
The FDA approved the market's smallest implantable and rechargeable spinal cord stimulation system, designed by healthcare technology company Abbott. -
Spineart, eCential Robotics partner
Spine implant provider Spineart has partnered with surgical navigation company eCential Robotics to open augmented spine surgery training centers in the U.S. and Europe. -
Saluda Medical starts US commercialization of spinal cord stimulation system
Saluda Medical initiated the U.S. commercialization of the Evoke spinal cord stimulator, the devicemaker said Dec. 15. -
Surgalign reaches 100 cases with spinal fixation system
Surgalign reached 100 cases with the Cortera spinal fixation system, the devicemaker said Dec. 15. -
Life Spine's TruLift lateral systems gets FDA cleared
Life Spine's TruLift lateral expandable spacer and lateral plate systems earned FDA 510(k) clearance, the devicemaker said Dec. 14. -
Centinel Spine reaches another total disc replacement milestone
Centinel Spine hit the 250th case with the Prodisc C Vico and Prodisc C SK total disc replacement systems, the devicemaker said Dec. 14. -
Medtronic honored for sustainability efforts
The Dow Jones Sustainability World Index named Medtronic as a world leader in sustainability for the 15th consecutive year. -
3 spinal tech companies that saw revenue decreases in Q2 and Q3
Medtronic, ZimVie and Zimmer Biomet all saw a decrease in revenue and sales in the second or third quarter of 2022. -
What to know about 2 spine, orthopedic recalls in 2022
Two orthopedic and spine products were recalled in 2022: -
DePuy Synthes owes $12M for infringing spine patent
A jury ruled that DePuy Synthes, Johnson & Johnson's orthopedic business, must pay $12 million to RSB Spine for patent infringement. -
Hoag spine surgeons debut new AR navigation
SyncAR, a spine navigation system co-developed by neurosurgeons at Hoag's Pickup Family Neurosciences Institute, was debuted, the health system said Dec. 7. -
How spinal tech has evolved in 2022
From a new intervertebral cage to a new sacroiliac joint fusion device, spinal technology has evolved rapidly in the last year. Here are 16 spinal technology developments from 2022: -
4 device company notes
Here are four updates in spine and orthopedic medtech since Nov. 30: -
Globus Medical co-founder named CEO of spine company
Happe Spine named Andrew Iott as its president and CEO, the devicemaker said Dec. 7. -
Dr. Jeffrey Carlson debuts intervertebral cage he designed
Jeffrey Carlson, MD, performed the first case with the Align Peek TLIF and PLIF intervertebral cage, his practice said Dec. 6. -
Here's how artificial disc technology grew in 2022
In 2022, artificial disc replacement technology has seen significant growth from ongoing research and product developments. -
Elon Musk plans to test brain chip in humans in 2023; experts skeptical
Elon Musk pushed back plans to test the Neuralink brain chip in humans to 2023, The New York Times reported Nov. 30.
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