Spinal Tech

Medtronic is collaborating with Viz.ai to accelerate the adoption of Viz.ai’s artificial intelligence software for use in U.S. stroke centers.

Generex Biotechnology repaid a nine-year debt of $3,150,972.

Huntington, W.Va.-based Marshall University is evaluating a spinal implant that preserves more motion than traditional lumbar fusion, the Herald-Dispatch reports.

SeaSpine Holdings Corp. added an integrated, hydration syringe system to its OsteoStrand and OsteStrand Plus Demineralized Bone Fibers.

Centinel Spine received FDA investigational device exemption approval to begin a two-level clinical trial with two separate prodisc C anterior cervical total disc devices.

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Baltimore-based Mercy Medical Center added Medtronic's O-arm Mobile Surgical Imaging System to The Minimally Invasive Brain and Spine Center at Mercy.

Ann Arbor-based University of Michigan researchers created an injectable solution containing nanoparticles for spinal cord injuries, similar to what an EpiPen does.

DJO launched the AltiVate Reverse Short Stem — a fully-convertible, inlay shoulder arthroplasty system.

Joimax's new instrument set for endoscopic-assisted minimally invasive lumbar interbody fusion is officially on the market.