Spinal Tech

CyMedica Orthopedics' e-vive neuromuscular electrical stimulation treatment led to a clinically significant increase in quadriceps strength after total knee replacement, according to clinical trial results presented at the 2019 American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons Annual Meeting, March 13-15 in Las…

Sony Electronics' Healthcare Solutions will showcase new surgical technology solutions at the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons Annual Meeting, March 13-15 in Las Vegas.

Smith & Nephew acquired a regenerative medicine company for $660 million.

Buffalo, N.Y.-based researchers are developing an electrical stimulation device to prevent infections after joint replacements.

Orthopedic fixation company Ossio secured $22 million in financing.

RTI Surgical completed its acquisition of Paradigm Spine.

The FDA issued a warning on surgical staplers after receiving a growing number of medical device reports, Medscape reports.

RTI Surgical reported $280.9 million in 2018 revenue, up 0.5 percent over 2017. The company also made two big spine acquisitions last year and are prepared for additional growth in 2019.

Medacta, a Switzerland-based orthopedic device company, is planning an initial public offering, according to Reuters.

The FDA granted 21 spine-related device clearances last month.