Spinal Tech

Orthopedic device giant Stryker has voluntarily recalled a pair of metal hip implants, its Rejuvenate and ABG II modular-neck stems.

A Colorado State University professor, in conjunction with an Indiana company, has developed new joint implant material to allow active adults to seek joint repair at an earlier age and reduce their pain sooner.

SpineGuard announced today that the 20,000th case has been performed using its family of PediGuard devices for enhanced pedicle screw placement.

Southwest NeuroSpine Institute in El Paso, Texas, has purchased Mazor Robotics' Renaissance system, a robotic surgical guidance system used for spine surgeries.

ALINE Systems announced their appointment as the foot services provider for the Summer X Games 18 in Los Angeles.

Stryker's orthopedic sales in the European Union may take a hit due to the ongoing recession, according to a Mass Device report.

Benvenue Medical, a developer of minimally invasive solutions for spine repair, has completed a $25 million Series D round of financing.

As some in the medical community cheered in support of the Supreme Court's decision to uphold the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, the medical device industry is concerned over a medical device tax provision in the law, according to…

The U.S. orthopedic extremity device market value is expected to grow to more than $4.2 billion by 2016, according to a recent analysis by Millennium Research Group.

Discgenics, a spinal therapeutics company, has appointed Robert M. Wynalek as its chief operating and commercialization officer.