Spinal Tech

A 2016 study published in the Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery predicts total knee arthroplasties will witness a 673 percent boost by 2030. 

Johnson & Johnson was awarded a contract to supply the U.S. Defense Department with orthopedic devices, according to Mass Device.

Orthofix International launched JuniOrtho to improve care for pediatric orthopedic and congenital deformity patients.

The bone graft product market is flooded with more than 300 available products, but not all are equal in terms of the level of scientific and clinical evidence supporting their use. Consequently, healthcare professionals must bridge this gap as they…

There is a huge need for nonsurgical treatment options to address healing nonunion fractures as well as promoting bone growth for spinal fusion patients. The patented pulsed electromagnetic field technology from Orthofix helps to fill that void by using uniform,…

Here are 18 key notes on orthopedic and spine device companies from the past week.

Members of the medical device industry continue to staunchly advocate for the device tax's repeal and have explored several avenues to achieve their goal in the process, according to JD Supra.

Surgeons at Hadassah Hospital Ein Kerem in Jerusalem, Israel used Siemens' Artis Zeego and Mazor Robotics' Renaissance Guidance System to perform spine surgery. It was the first time the two robotic technologies have been used in tandem for spine surgery.

Despite huge profits in 2016 for Zimmer Biomet, the company experienced a production slowdown as it worked on quality and manufacturing systems issues related to integrating Biomet after acquiring the company in 2015, according to a Journal Gazette report.

Denver-based Advanced Orthopedics & Sports Medicine Specialists and Active Implants announced the first successful meniscus replacement procedures in Colorado have taken place.