A prominent surgical robot and a spinal allograft were among the products that have been recalled by medical device companies in the past year:
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Elon Musk aims to use Neuralink implants in human patients in 2022, he told The Wall Street Journal in a Dec. 6 interview.
Two medtech CEOs were named on San Diego Business Journal's "500 Most Influential People in San Diego" list.
From a new leader of its spine division to the expansion of its minimally invasive portfolio and the development of an innovation campus in the U.S., here are 10 key updates from Medtronic this year:
Two financial analysts predict Globus Medical's potential deal to acquire NuVasive probably won't happen, Seeking Alpha reported.
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Houston-based Circinus Medical Technology closed its initial round of series A financing, the company said in a Dec. 3 news release.
NuVasive has lifted its voluntary ship hold on Precice titanium devices in the U.S. months after the FDA raised concerns about them in July.
CoreLink launched the CentraFix midline fixation system, according to a Dec. 2 news release.
Spine Wave launched two products for spinal fusions Dec. 2.
Orthopedic devicemaker Paragon 28 added B. Kristine Johnson and Kristina Wright to its board of directors, according to a Dec. 1 news release.