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29 orthopedic devices get FDA approval in July
The FDA granted 510(k) clearance to 29 orthopedic-focused devices in July. -
Exactech launches new implant for joint replacement system
Gainesville, Fla.-based medical device company Exactech has fully launched its Truliant Total Knee System featuring a new porous-coated implant. -
7 things to know about the CEO of Stryker
Kevin Lobo has worked at Stryker for 10 years advancing from an orthopedic executive to CEO. -
Zimmer Biomet hip implant lawsuit tossed by New York court: 5 things to know
The U.S. Southern District Court of New York threw out a lawsuit against Zimmer Biomet related to its Taper hip implant and Kinectiv piece. -
SeaSpine's WaveForm A interbody launched in limited release
SeaSpine's 3D-printed WaveForm A interbody system was launched in a limited commercial release, according to an Aug. 12 announcement. -
AI-powered orthopedic surgery registration module launched
RSIP Vision created an artificial intelligence-powered 2D to 3D registration module for orthopedic surgery, the company announced Aug. 12. -
Globus Medical's Q2 results, Aurora Spine's clinical study & more: 5 device company notes
Orthofix's data on M6-C sales and four more key updates from spine and orthopedic device companies in the last week: -
FDA grants breakthrough designation for VBT scoliosis system
The FDA has granted breakthrough designation for Auctus Surgical's vertebral body tethering scoliosis treatment. -
The next steps for Bioventus' acquisition of Misonix: 4 earnings call notes
Bioventus announced July 29 plans to acquire Misonix in a $518 million deal, and integration plans are in the works. -
Bioventus posts $109.8M in Q2 net sales: 4 notes
Bioventus posted significant gains in second quarter net sales and across its business segments. -
NuVasive adds to board of directors
San Diego-based spine technology company NuVasive appointed Amy Belt Raimundo to its board of directors, the company said Aug. 9. -
Injunction upheld against spine device allegedly reverse engineered from competitor
An appellate court on Aug. 9 upheld a preliminary injunction against a medical device distributor accused of stealing trade secrets from its parent company to develop a rival spine device. -
'The start of a new chapter': WishBone Medical gets $10M in capital
Pediatric orthopedic device maker WishBone Medical secured $10 million in growth capital, the company announced Aug. 10. -
'A real game-changer': Dr. Mark McFarland debuts Stryker's SpineJack system
Mark McFarland, DO, performed the first kyphoplasty with Stryker's SpineJack system in the Hampton Roads region of Virginia. -
Aurora Spine enrolls patients in study for minimally invasive surgical device
The first patients have been enrolled in a study for Aurora Spine's Zip Interspinous Fixation device. -
6 Ohio patients infected by TB-infected allograft, 1 dead
The Ohio Department of Health confirmed that six residents had surgery with a tuberculosis-infected allograft, and one of them has died, ABC affiliate News 5 Cleveland reported. -
Reliance loses bid to dismiss allegations of spine surgeon kickbacks
A federal judge in California has denied spinal device company Reliance Medical's attempt to dismiss a lawsuit accusing the company of paying kickbacks to surgeons. -
SeaSpine vs. Orthofix vs. Smith+Nephew: How 3 device companies compare in Q2
Here is a breakdown of key second quarter results published by SeaSpine, Orthofix and Smith+Nephew, along with the year-over-year percentage change: -
M6-C sales grew 105% in Q2, 900+ surgeons trained with device: 3 notes
Orthofix's spinal implants sales are growing, with its M6-C cervical disc seeing significant growth in the second quarter of 2021 year-over-year. -
2021 Q2 results of 3 spine device companies: A breakdown of Zimmer Biomet, Stryker & Globus Medical
Spine device companies are recovering from losses sustained earlier in the COVID-19 pandemic with growing revenues.
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