Spinal Tech

Toronto Western Hospital represents the first Canadian site for San Diego-based InVivo Therapeutics' cervical spinal cord injury study.

New Brunswick, N.J.-based DePuy Synthes Mitek Sports Medicine released a new suite of arthroscopic devices.

DePuy Synthes launched the ATTUNE Revision Fixed Bearing Tibial Base and the 14mm by 50 mm Cemented Stem.

New Brunswick, N.J.-based DePuy Synthes announced its ATTUNE Knee saves patients and clinics money while improving quality of life.

Canton, Mass.-based Organogenesis acquired Birmingham, Ala.-based NuTech Medical to tap in to the profitable orthopedic and spine tissue product market, according to The Boston Globe.

Johnson & Johnson launched a new program to avoid executive burnout focused on boosting the health and personal care of senior executives, according to a Bloomberg report.

The global spinal fusion devices market is set to hit nearly $7.44 billion by 2022, based on an Allied Market Research report, according to MarketWatch.

The global spinal fusion devices market is set to hit nearly $7.44 billion by 2022, based on an Allied Market Research report, according to MarketWatch.

Walnut Creek, Calif.-based Providence Medical Technology earned FDA clearance for its CAVUX Cervical Cage-L System and ALLY Facet Screws.

Dublin-based Medtronic and New Brunswick, N.J.-based DePuy Synthes lead the cervical and lumbar artificial disc market, according to iData Research.