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TheraCell surpasses 200 procedures with its Fiber Anchor
TheraCell has implanted more than 200 of its TheraFuze DBF Fiber Anchors since its limited commercial release, the company said July 6. -
Georgia orthopedic practice onboards robotic knee system
Tifton-based Georgia Sports Medicine added Zimmer Biomet's Rosa Knee for joint replacements, according to a July 3 release. -
Medtronic exec to step down; chief accounting officer named
One Medtronic exec is stepping down from the company, and a new appointment was confirmed. -
6 Stryker developments in the past 6 months
From a new president of its spine division to an impressive first-quarter performance and an expanded orthopedic portfolio, here are six key developments at Stryker in the past six months: -
Zimmer Biomet's last 6 months: 10 key developments
From a slew of executive appointments to a shake-up in its spine business, here are Zimmer Biomet's 10 key moves in the first half of 2021: -
Stryker promotes from within, Medtronic breaks ground on Colorado campus & more: 7 device company notes
From two spine companies breaking ground on corporate headquarters to spine devices earning international nods, here are seven updates to know from the last week: -
Medtronic, Alphatec & more: 5 devicemakers developing new facilities
Five orthopedic device companies building new headquarters, manufacturing or innovation facilities this year: -
NuVasive's Pulse gets nod from EU, begins clinical evaluations in Europe
NuVasive's spine imaging platform, Pulse, received a CE mark of approval from the European Union, the spine device company said June 30. -
Nexxt Spine to expand corporate headquarters in Indiana
Spine device company Nexxt Spine broke ground on its corporate headquarters expansion in Noblesville, Ind., according to a June 29 announcement. -
Medtronic breaks ground on Colorado innovation campus
Medtronic on June 29 broke ground on a 400,000-square-foot innovation campus in Lafayette, Colo. -
Dr. Joel Siegal debuts Orthofix's 3D-printed spacer for PLIF procedures
Neurosurgeon Joel Siegal, MD, performed the first procedure with Orthofix's 3D-printed implant for posterior lumbar interbody fusions, according to a June 29 news release. -
Artificial intelligence, machine learning bolsters Exactech joint replacement system
Orthopedic devicemaker Exactech has launched a series of updates to its Active Intelligence technologies to help surgeons plan, perform and better predict outcomes in shoulder replacement surgery. -
4 device company mergers, acquisitions in Q2
DJO gained momentum in the second quarter of 2021 with two key acquisitions. Here are details on those transactions, along with two more spine and orthopedic device company mergers and acquisitions: -
Stryker Spine's new president promoted from within
Robbie Robinson has been appointed president of Stryker's spine division after 17 years with the company, a company spokesperson told Becker's. -
Dr. James Blankenship implants his 400th 3D-printed cage from Camber Spine
An Arkansas neurosurgeon has completed 400 cases with Camber Spine's Enza-A titanium anterior lumbar interbody fusion implant. -
Peter Arduini to exit Integra LifeSciences, become GE Healthcare CEO
Peter Arduini is leaving Integra LifeSciences at the end of the year to become president and CEO of GE Healthcare. -
DePuy Synthes vs. NuVasive vs. Globus Medical: 7 key comparisons
NuVasive, Globus Medical and DePuy Synthes, part of Johnson & Johnson, are three leaders in the orthopedic and spine device space. -
The latest FDA-approved spine devices, Alphatec's new board member & more: 5 device company notes
An update on Medtronic's Supreme Court bid and four more notes on spine and orthopedic device companies: -
Here's the latest 3D-printed spine implant cleared by the FDA
A 3D-printed vertebral body replacement implant received FDA 510(k) clearance, according to a June 22 news release. -
Supreme Court denies Medtronic attempt to reverse spine surgeon's $112M royalties win
The U.S. Supreme Court on June 21 rejected Medtronic's bid to overturn an award of more than $112 million in royalties to an Indiana spine surgeon-inventor, Law360 reports.
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