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NuVasive resumes sales of Precice devices
NuVasive has lifted its voluntary ship hold on Precice titanium devices in the U.S. months after the FDA raised concerns about them in July. -
CoreLink launches midline fixation system
CoreLink launched the CentraFix midline fixation system, according to a Dec. 2 news release. -
Spine Wave launches 2 spinal fusion devices
Spine Wave launched two products for spinal fusions Dec. 2. -
Medtronic exec among 2 additions to Paragon 28 board
Orthopedic devicemaker Paragon 28 added B. Kristine Johnson and Kristina Wright to its board of directors, according to a Dec. 1 news release. -
Medtronic's Q2 performance, J&J's latest orthopedic launch & more: 5 device company notes
Here are five updates from spine and orthopedic device companies in the last 14 days: -
Royal Philips expands AR spine surgery system globally
Royal Philips' ClarifEye augmented reality system for spine surgery debuted in Spain and Oman, the company said Dec. 1. -
Eminent Spine's cervical system receives FDA clearance
Eminent Spine's cervical standalone system received FDA 510(k) approval, according to a Nov. 30 news release. -
$35M 3D-printing facility planned for Indiana; will cater to Stryker, Zimmer Biomet
Implant manufacturer Paragon Medical has broken ground on a 3D-printing facility in Pierceton, Ind., that will cost up to $35 million, Inside Indiana Business reported Nov. 30. -
SeaSpine releases Admiral ACP implant system
SeaSpine's Admiral ACP system was released in a commercial launch Nov. 23. -
Safe Orthopaedics sells 20,000th surgical kit, prepares to launch spine implant
Safe Orthopaedics reached two milestones, one in sales and another in its progress with its Sycamore spine implant. -
Medtronic sees Q2 growth in neurosurgery: 5 notes
Medtronic's cranial and spine technologies division saw a slight revenue decrease in the second quarter of the 2022 fiscal year, and the company earned $7.84 billion in total revenue. -
11 details on Johnson & Johnson's planned split
Johnson & Johnson on Nov. 12 announced its plan to split into two separate companies — one focusing on medical devices and drugs, and the other focusing on consumer health products. -
Johnson & Johnson launches new orthopedic surgical tool
DePuy Synthes, the orthopedic arm of Johnson & Johnson, launched the Unium System for trauma and small bone procedures, according to a Nov. 22 news release. -
Spine fusion device market to hit $8.9B in 2027: 5 notes
The spine fusion device market is expected to reach almost $9 billion in the next six years, according to Emergen Research. -
9 spine devices granted breakthrough device designation
The FDA's Breakthrough Devices Program is designed to accelerate the development, assessment and review of medical devices that provide effective treatment or diagnosis of life-threatening or irreversibly debilitating diseases or conditions. -
Patient-specific spine and orthopedic implants: Devices in the spotlight and surgeons' observations
Patient-specific implants, which tout more accurate spine and orthopedic surgery, have made several advances in 2021. Reception among surgeons remains mixed, however. -
OsteoCentric Technologies acquires sacroiliac fusion system
OsteoCentric Technologies acquired the Integrity Sacroiliac Fusion System. -
A breakdown of 3 high-profile cervical discs
Artificial disc replacement technology has made significant strides in 2021. Here's a breakdown of three artificial discs making headlines. -
Medtronic's new leadership, Stryker's latest orthopedic launch & more: 8 device company notes
From Medtronic's new spine leader to Johnson & Johnson's planned split, here are eight key updates from spine and orthopedic device companies in the last week: -
Aurora Spine sees 2nd highest quarterly revenue: 4 Q3 notes
Aurora Spine reached a sales milestone in the third quarter, according to financial results posted Nov. 16.
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