Spinal Tech

One Medtronic exec is stepping down from the company, and a new appointment was confirmed.

From a new president of its spine division to an impressive first-quarter performance and an expanded orthopedic portfolio, here are six key developments at Stryker in the past six months:

From a slew of executive appointments to a shake-up in its spine business, here are Zimmer Biomet's 10 key moves in the first half of 2021:

From two spine companies breaking ground on corporate headquarters to spine devices earning international nods, here are seven updates to know from the last week:

Five orthopedic device companies building new headquarters, manufacturing or innovation facilities this year:

NuVasive's spine imaging platform, Pulse, received a CE mark of approval from the European Union, the spine device company said June 30.

Spine device company Nexxt Spine broke ground on its corporate headquarters expansion in Noblesville, Ind., according to a June 29 announcement.

Medtronic on June 29 broke ground on a 400,000-square-foot innovation campus in Lafayette, Colo.

Neurosurgeon Joel Siegal, MD, performed the first procedure with Orthofix's 3D-printed implant for posterior lumbar interbody fusions, according to a June 29 news release.

Orthopedic devicemaker Exactech has launched a series of updates to its Active Intelligence technologies to help surgeons plan, perform and better predict outcomes in shoulder replacement surgery.