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Alphatec's Q2 sales soar 35%: 4 notes
Alphatec posted significant year-over-year second-quarter growth and an increase in its surgeon user base, according to results posted Aug. 4. -
Orthofix sees slight dip in Q2 revenue: 4 notes
Orthofix's second-quarter revenue fell compared to the same time last year across most of its business segments, according to results posted Aug. 5. -
3 recent spine devicemaker settlements
Becker's Spine Review has reported on three spine medtech companies settling disputes and conflicts since July 5. -
Spineology single-tube endoscopic system gets limited release
Spineology's OptiLIF Endo system was released in a limited launch, the devicemaker said Aug. 4. -
SpineNet names Bill McDonald COO
Devicemaker SpineNet named Bill McDonald the company's new COO. -
New Stryker 3D printing facility in Ireland could create 600 jobs
Stryker on Aug. 3 opened a 156,000-square-foot additive manufacturing facility in Cork, Ireland, with the capacity to create 600 high-tech positions, according to the country's Industrial Development Agency. -
NuVasive's Q2 revenue rises 5.3%: 4 notes
NuVasive saw year-over-year increase in second-quarter revenue with $310.5 million, according to financial results posted Aug. 3. -
Surgalign reaches $2M settlement with SEC over misreported revenue
Surgalign reached a $2 million settlement with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission related to activities between 2015 and 2019, the devicemaker said Aug. 3. -
Zimmer Biomet, Smith+Nephew's Q2 results and more: 6 device company notes
Conmed's multimillion-dollar acquisition and five more updates from spine and orthopedic devicemakers since July 27: -
SeaSpine reports 19% revenue growth in Q2: 6 notes
SeaSpine saw a 19 percent year-over-year increase in revenue during the second quarter of 2022, according to results posted Aug. 2. -
$85M settlement reached in spinal cord stimulation lawsuits
Nevro Corp and Boston Scientific have reached an $85 million settlement in ongoing litigation over a spinal tech patent infringement. -
SeaSpine launches new lumbar interbody device
Spinal devicemaker SeaSpine is launching an anterior lumbar interbody fusion device featuring the Reef A interbody. -
Dr. Anders Cohen debuts Kleiner Device Labs interbody system
Anders Cohen, DO, performed the first cast with Kleiner Device Labs' KG 2 Surge flow-through interbody system. -
Think Surgical's new hire, Study validates NuVasive device and more: 5 device company notes
Centinel Spine's latest product launch and four more updates from spine and orthopedic medtech companies since July 20: -
Stryker sees 4.6% jump in Q2 revenue: 5 notes
Stryker posted increased second-quarter sales and year-over-year growth across all business segments, according to July 26 financial results. -
SynerFuse progresses with spinal fusion, neuromodulation implantation study
Michael Park, MD, PhD, and Rohan Lall, MD, completed the fifth procedure using SynerFuse's spine implant as part of a proof-of-concept study combining spinal fusion with the implant of a neurostimulator. -
Bioactive interbody devices in lumbar fusions prove cost-effective: study
NuVasive's porous interbody implant and synthetic bone graft substitutes are a cost-effective option for later lumbar interbody fusions, a study in the Journal of Neurosurgery found. -
Centinel Spine launches anterior cervical plating system
Centinel Spine launched its Fortos-C anterior cervical plating system. -
Cervical disc market to hit $4.4B by 2028
The artificial cervical intervertebral disc market is expected to reach a $4.37 billion valuation by 2028, according to a July 25 report from Insight Partners. -
How Medtronic is strengthening its spine business
Medtronic has strengthened its position in the spine surgical market with several key moves in recent months:
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