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MicroPort Scientific to Build Training Facility for Orthopedic Business

  MicroPort Scientific looks to open an 8,500-squart-foot facility in Arlington, Tenn., as it transitions to the ownership of MicroPort Orthopedics, which it recently-acquired from Wright Medical, according to a Memphis Business Journal report.

Heather Linder

Monday, January 27th, 2014

The facility will house the training operations for orthopedic surgeons. Construction is slated to begin this spring.  

Wright Medical has relocated its corporate headquarters to Cherry Road in Arlington.  

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