Spinal Tech

The Food and Drug Administration has issued Lucero Medical a letter of warning related to its spinal fusion device Enduramesh.

Wilmington, N.C.-based spine device company TranS1 has appointed Jeffrey Fischgrund, MD, to its board of directors.

Here are 15 spine devices that have been launched or released over the past few months.

Biomet recently placed a $280 million bid on DePuy Orthopaedics' worldwide trauma business.

A new peer-reviewed article published in Dove Press Journal has shown that Bacterin's OsteoSponge allograft exhibits ideal properties for bone generation.

Expanding Orthopedics, an orthopedic device company based in Israel, has received a United States patent for its expandable device for treating vertebral compression fractures.

Medtronic has agreed to pay $85 million to resolve a class action claim filed in December 2008 by its shareholders.

Medical device company ulrich medical USA has released two product line enhancements in their growing spinal implant portfolio of expandable cage technologies.

German medical device company aap Implantate has licensed one of its proprietary injectable bone matrix products for use during orthopedic and spine procedures.

Cutting Edge Spine, a Waxhaw, N.C.-based spine device company, announced the commercial availability of its E-Vol system for spinal fusions.