Spinal Tech

The FDA could see loss of jobs and federal funding which would ultimately slow reviews of drugs and medical devices, according to a Bloomberg report.

InVivo Therapeutics Holdings, a developer of technologies for spinal cord injuries and neurotrauma, appointed Brian Hess as interim chief science officer.

EOS and Innovative Medical Device Solutions have partnered to offer orthopedic implant companies product development resources for creating novel metal additive manufacturing designs.

NLT Spine has received 510(k) approval for its eSPINE discectomy system.

Titan Spine, a medical device surface technology company focused on the development of spinal interbody fusion implants, has been awarded a U.S. patent that covers both solid metal and composite implant construction that consist of a combination of metal and…

The United States orthopedic soft tissue solutions market will grow to nearly $2.0 billion through 2016, according to the latest analysis by Millennium Research Group.

Cancer rates did not increase among metal-on-metal hip implant patients in the first seven years after surgery, according to an analysis of the U.K.'s National Joint Registry.

Researchers at the University of Iowa have discovered several solutions to prevent implant dislocation in obese patients.

The Food and Drug Administration granted 23 spine-related device clearances in August.

In vivo and in vitro clinical tests of DiFusion's CleanFUZE demonstrate that the technology resists surgical infection and promotes bone growth.