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Orthofix gets FDA clearance for 3D-printed TLIF spacer
The FDA gave 510(k) clearance for Orthofix's Forza Ti TLIF spacer system. -
Spine spinoff, partial knee robot & more: 6 key Zimmer Biomet developments
From plans to spin off its spine and dental lines to leadership changes and a new robotic platform, here are six key developments from Zimmer Biomet since January: -
17 spine devices receive FDA clearance in March
The FDA cleared several spine devices last month. -
Zimmer Biomet's partial knee system gets clearance; 2 leadership moves & more: 6 device company updates
Here are six updates from spine and orthopedic device companies over the past week: -
SeaSpine launches 3D-printed interbody system in limited release
SeaSpine's WaveForm TO transforaminal lumbar interbody fusion system was released in a limited commercial launch. -
Globus Medical launches market's 1st robotic screw for spine surgery
Audubon, Pa.-based Globus Medical announced the launch of Creo One, the market's first robotic screw designed for spine surgery with ExcelsiusGPS, according to an April 15 release. -
Assure Holdings acquisition strengthens presence in Texas: 5 notes
Assure Holdings has acquired intraoperative neuromonitoring services company Elevation in the Dallas-Fort Worth, Texas, area. -
SpineGuard names exec to strengthen US market
Medical device company SpineGuard has named Patrick Pilcher as the vice president of sales and marketing in the U.S., according to an April 15 release. -
Delray Medical Center expands robotic offerings with Modus 3D System
Delray Medical Center in Delray Beach, Fla., is reportedly the first hospital in South Florida to use Synaptive's Modus V 3D exoscope. -
32 orthopedic devices receive FDA clearance in March
The FDA cleared several knee, hip, shoulder, spine and extremities devices last month. -
Surgalign appoints executive vice president of digital surgery
Spine-focused medical technology company Surgalign has named Marc Mackey as executive vice president of digital surgery. -
Amplify Surgical hits 1,000th level use milestone
Amplify Surgical's dualX expanding interbody fusion system has been used in 1,000 spinal levels, the company announced April 13. -
Stryker drops ranking in Fortune's list and more: 7 device company updates
Here are seven updates from spine and orthopedic device companies over the past week: -
Stryker falls 80 places in Fortune's best workplaces list
Stryker has made Fortune's 100 Best Companies to Work For list for the 11th consecutive year, but dropped 80 places to 88th in 2021. -
Dr. Richard Hynes debuts new minimally invasive OLIF system
Orthopedic surgeon Richard Hynes, MD, was the first surgeon to use Viseon's MaxView system for minimally invasive oblique lateral interbody fusion. -
Spineology names two sales executives
St. Paul, Minn.-based Spineology named two new area vice presidents to its sales leadership team, according to an April 12 release. -
CEO pay for large spine, orthopedic companies
Executives at the top orthopedic and spine device companies receive millions of dollars in total compensation, according to proxy statements filed with the U.S. Securities & Exchange Commission. -
Spine device company rebrands, moves office
Orlando, Fla.-based medical device company HT Medical rebranded to Xēnix Medical. -
Alphatec's $116.9M acquisition cleared; projects 50% Q1 revenue jump: 4 notes
Spinal implant manufacturer Alphatec received regulatory approval for its $116.9M acquisition of EOS Imaging and expects substantial growth in first-quarter revenue, according to Seeking Alpha. -
Ohio State Wexner Medical Center 1st in state to use 3D hologram for joint replacement
The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center in Columbus was the first in the state to perform a shoulder replacement surgery with mixed reality 3D hologram technology.
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