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NuVasive launches 3D-printed ALIF implant
NuVasive has launched its Modulus anterior lateral interbody fusion implant, the company announced July 22. -
Joimax, NAMSA partner for reimbursement support services
German medical device company Joimax is partnering with California-based contract resource organization North American Science Associates to bring support for prior authorization of Joimax’s devices and appeals processes to its U.S. customers. -
Johnson & Johnson's knee sales up 94.6% in Q2; spine sales return to worldwide growth
Johnson & Johnson's orthopedics second-quarter sales increased 53.4 percent to $2.2 billion year over year with the company's spine sales seeing a return to global growth. -
NuVasive lifts hold on spine rods, 5 highest paid tech CEOs and more: 5 device company updates
A surgeon debuts Nexxt Spine's new implant and four more updates from spine and orthopedic device companies in the last week: -
Orthopedic devicemaker becomes 30th acquisition of medtech company
Titan Medical Manufacturing, a developer of orthopedic implants, devices and instruments, has been acquired by Arch Medical Solutions. -
Dartmouth-Hitchcock surgeon debuts new AR shoulder replacement technology
John-Erik Bell, MD, helped develop and debut augmented reality-assisted shoulder replacement technology. -
High-frequency spinal cord stimulator gets FDA nod
The FDA has cleared Nevro's Senza spinal cord stimulator system for the treatment of chronic pain associated with painful diabetic neuropathy. -
5 highest-paid CEOs of spine, orthopedic device companies
Here are the highest paid CEOs at publicly traded spine and orthopedic device companies, as reported by AFL-CIO: -
NuVasive lifts hold on scoliosis rods recalled in 2020
NuVasive has lifted a U.S. voluntary ship hold on its Magec system and made a modified Magec X device available for sale, effective July 15. -
7 patent disputes involving orthopedic surgeons, device companies
Becker's has reported on seven patent infringement cases in 2021 that involve orthopedic device companies and/or surgeons: -
12 spine devices approved by FDA in June
The FDA cleared 12 spine devices in June. -
21 orthopedic devices approved by FDA in June
The FDA cleared 21 orthopedic devices in June, including many for lower-extremity and spinal procedures. -
Dr. Jason Toy debuts new 3D-printed lateral interbody
Jason Toy, MD, of Austin-based Orthopedic Associates of Central Texas, debuted a new lateral interbody system made of 3D-printed titanium. -
Centene establishes positive coverage for minimally invasive SI joint fusion
Centene has created a positive coverage policy for minimally invasive sacroiliac joint fusion, according to a July 14 news release. -
Alphatec's Q2 revenue, Stryker's latest orthopedic moves & more: 7 device company updates
From FDA clearances to strengthened partnerships, here are seven updates from spine and orthopedic device companies in the last week: -
Spine surgeons' scoliosis system awarded breakthrough device designation
The FDA has granted breakthrough device designation for Spino Modulation's MIScoli system, a vertebral body tethering system to treat adolescent idiopathic scoliosis. -
FDA OKs Stryker's balloon arthroscopy implant
The FDA cleared Stryker's InSpace balloon implant for arthroscopic treatment of rotator cuff tears, the company said July 13. -
Zimmer Biomet paid $241M less to surgeons in 2020 — Here's how 8 orthopedic companies compare
Orthopedic devicemakers' general payments to surgeons plunged in 2020 compared to 2019 as elective surgeries and in-person visits were largely stunted because of the COVID-19 pandemic. -
Medacta to pay $12M to settle patent dispute
Medacta will pay at least $12 million to settle allegations of patent infringement and tortious interference against a developer of hip and knee implants. -
Titan Medical names CFO
Toronto-based device company Titan Medical named Stephen Lemieux CFO, according to a July 12 release.
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