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Medtronic vs. Stryker vs. Zimmer Biomet: 7 key comparisons to know in 2021
Medtronic, Stryker and Zimmer Biomet are all leaders in the medical device space for spine and orthopedics. -
Medtronic's last 6 months: 7 updates
From increasing revenue growth to shifting spine strategy and FDA approvals, here are seven key Medtronic developments this year: -
Spine allograft recalled after 4 patients get tuberculosis
Aziyo Biologics, a regenerative medicine company, voluntarily recalled a lot of its FiberCel product after several patients who received it tested positive for tuberculosis, according to the FDA. -
2 spine industry veterans join DiFusion Technologies board
DiFusion Technologies added Todd Potokar to its board of directors and named Rich Grant as chair of the board. -
28 orthopedic devices approved by FDA in May
The FDA granted several knee, hip, shoulder and spine devices 510(k) clearance in May. -
Medtronic's spinal cord stimulation system with 11-year battery life approved
The FDA has provided clearance for Medtronic's Vanta, a recharge free implantable neurostimulator. -
Zimmer Biomet announces Q2 quarterly dividend
Zimmer Biomet approved cash dividends for the second quarter of the 2021 fiscal year, the company announced June 10. -
The imaging system that's enhancing spine surgery at Connecticut Orthopaedic Institute
The Machine-vision Image Guided Surgery System is one of the many technologies spine surgeons have at their disposal at the Connecticut Orthopaedic Institute in Bridgeport, News12 Westchester reports. -
Smart glasses supplier will support Medacta's AR technology
Vuzix, a company that supplies smart glasses, will support Medacta's augmented reality surgical platform. -
SeaSpine kickstarts limited launch of 3D-printed lateral interbody
SeaSpine's WaveForm L 3D-printed interbody system was released in a limited commercial launch. -
Surgalign Holdings' AI-driven collab, Alphatec & DJO's acquisitions & more: 6 device company notes
From two companies' acquisitions to a new interbody system's debut, here are six key updates from spine and device companies in the last week: -
Surgalign Holdings, AI company partner to advance surgical portfolio
Spine device company Surgalign Holdings entered into a strategic collaboration agreement with Inteneural Networks, a developer of artificial intelligence-based applications focused on autonomous analytics of central nervous system imaging. -
Spinal Elements shares data on Luna XD interbody implant
Spinal Elements shared results of a two-year study with the Luna XD multiexpandable implant system June 8. -
Intelligent Implants' SmartFuse gets FDA clearance for spinal fusions
Intelligent Implants' remote orthopedics platform received breakthrough designation by the FDA for use in lumbar spinal fusion patients. -
DJO to acquire Mathys AG Bettlach
DJO will acquire Switzerland-based medical technology company Mathys AG Bettlach, which focuses on joint replacements, synthetic bone grafts and sports medicine. -
2 spine surgeons alleging patent infringement against medtech companies
Two prominent spine surgeon-inventors recently filed lawsuits against spinal implant manufacturers, alleging that the medtech companies sell products that infringe upon their patents: -
9 acquisitions in the orthopedic device industry
Several big-money deals closed in the orthopedic device market in the first quarter and second quarters. Here are nine acquisitions since January that include Stryker, NuVasive, SeaSpine and more: -
Orthopedic surgeon, former Medtronic exec named leaders at Zimmer Biomet
Zimmer Biomet named two executive leaders, the company said June 7. -
Alphatec welcomes EOS Imaging team after $116.9M acquisition: 5 notes
Spine device company Alphatec on June 7 welcomed the EOS Imaging team to its Carlsbad, Calif., facility. -
Dr. Matthew Philips completes 200 spine surgeries with 7D imaging system
New Bedford, Mass.-based Southcoast Health reached a milestone since adopting the 7D surgical system for spine surgery in 2019.
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