Spinal Tech

Australia-based device company Field Orthopaedics signed an exclusive partnership agreement with Ortho Consulting Group.

An investigation into Zimmer Biomet's Warsaw, Ind.-based manufacturing facility began following a Securities Class Action complaint filed in 2017.

A few of K2M's shareholders filed a suit Oct. 12 to block the device company's $1.4 billion merger with Stryker, according to Law 360.

The FDA cleared 33 orthopedic- and spine-related devices in September.

Catalyst OrthoScience introduced its three-peg glenoid implant for its Catalyst CSR Total Shoulder System, designed for shoulder arthroplasty, at the American Shoulder and Elbow Surgeons Annual Meeting in Chicago, Oct. 11.

SpineGuard reported 2018 third quarter revenue growth, driven by the U.S. market.

The spinal implants and surgical devices market is predicted to reach $21 billion by 2025, according to a Credence Research report.

Zimmer Biomet's spine offerings have grown since the company acquired LDR, with the Mobi-C® Cervical Disc, and Medtech, with the ROSA® Robotic Surgical Assistant, in 2016.

California Governor Edmund G. Brown, Jr., appointed Xenco Medical's founder and CEO Jason Haider to the California Workforce Development Board.

ChoiceSpine is a spinal implant company.