Spinal Tech

Minimally invasive medical device manufacturer Ozop Surgical released significant test results from its adjustable ALIF interbody spinal implant.

After uncovering that former executives had spied on employees to discredit whistleblowers, MiMedx Group announced several changes to its board, including the appointment of new CEO Tim Wright, MarketWatch reports.

Aurora Spine posted its strongest quarter to date, recording first-quarter revenues of $2.73 million.

Globus Medical launched Aerial, its minimally invasive interspinous fixation system with interlocking plates for spinal fusions.

The former orthopedic surgeon who blew the whistle on Biomet's kickback scheme in Brazil received in excess of $4.5 million for his role in the case, according to the Wall Street Journal.

CMS approved Merit-based Incentive Payment System reporting data for a neurosurgical practice submitted through NuVasive's SpineTRACK registry.

Hospitals across the country are making new capital purchases to expand the services and capabilities of their spine teams.

Here are four key notes on spine and orthopedic device companies:

The FDA has approved Zimmer Biomet's Synovasure Lateral Flow Test Kit — a device used to determine infection around a joint replacement in the lubricating fluid of patients being evaluated for revision surgery.

Exactech has expanded its reach in the foot and ankle market with the acquisition of medical device company EPIC Extremity.