Spinal Tech

Sean Hensler, PA-C, inventor of the Hensler Bone Press and founder of Hensler Surgical Products, discusses the bone press and how it will revolutionize orthopedic and spine procedures in the future. Mr. Hensler served as a physician assistant in more…

Smith & Nephew has appointed Baroness Virginia Bottomley of Nettlestone to its board of directors as the non-executive director.

Johnson & Johnson's first quarter orthopedics sales were flat, with sales in the United States dropping 3.5 percent.

The European Commission has approved Johnson & Johnson's $21.3 billion acquisition of Synthes.

Minimally invasive spine device company NLT Spine has received the CE Mark of approval for its eSpin discectomy device.

Western Carolina Orthopaedic Specialists in Clyde, N.C., has opened a new space in the MedWest Outpatient Care Center, according to a Mountain Xpress report.

Spine device company SI-BONE has named Michael Mydra vice president of health outcomes and reimbursement.

Stryker reported first quarter net sales at $2.2 billion, a 7.2 percent increase over the first period of 2011.

OMNIlife science, a medical device company based in Massachusetts, recently received two patents related to the company's computer- and robotic-assisted surgery platform for knee procedures.

Orthopedic surgeons' loyalty to certain device companies has significant repercussions on a hospital's bottom line, vendor consolidation efforts and physician employment strategies.